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The fonds contains administrative and curriculum records from the Office of the Dean, Faculty of Science. Included are the records of the Promoting Women in Science (PROWIS) conference for secondary school girls.

The fonds contains proposals, reports, minutes, photographs, promotional material, clippings and publications. The materials document the planning and opening of the Brantford campus; special events held at Laurier Brantford; promotion of the campus and its programs; Laurier Brantford in the press; and campus governance. The fonds contains the following series: Planning Documents and Opening Day; Educational Institution Collaborations; Minutes and Reports; Promotional and Informational Material; Special Academic Events; Clippings; Core Faculty Publications.

Fonds consists of records from the Office of the Dean, Faculty of Social Work.

The fonds consists of photographs, memorabilia, Waterloo Lutheran University publications, and other materials created and accumulated by Gail Carr during her time at Waterloo Lutheran University. Also contains writings by Gail Murray in 2011.

The fonds consist of records from the Faculty of Music, Office of the Dean. It includes program records, reports, minutes, publicity material and photographs.

The fonds consists of correspondence, publications, photographs and artifacts assembled by Leslie Lasky during his years at Waterloo Lutheran University.

The fonds consists of photographs, memorabilia, and other material accumulated by Jim Stapleton during his time at Waterloo Lutheran University. Also contains a photograph of Coach Stapleton and the 1973 Oxford-Elgin High School football team. It is arranged in the following series: Photographs, Memorabilia, Keystones.

The fonds consists of publications and images created and accumulated by Harold Russell during his time as an undergraduate student Waterloo College.

Fonds consists of publications, programs, a personal account and memorabilia relating to Jim Heldmann and his activities at Waterloo College (now Wilfrid Laurier University).