[Part 2 continues the interview with Mrs. Monroe and Ms. Sorace] Judy Monroe (Judy E. Monk), Hotel Motel graduate, Student Council Secretary and Valedictorian in 1966, and Rosa Sorace, VP of Finance and Administration for the Student Association in 1996 (27:54-38:51) [Part 1 ends at 30:00, partway through this interview]; Cam Barnetson, instructor for Chemical and Metallurgical and Chemistry [interview cuts mid sentence] (38:52-39:54); Barry Greenwood and Christine Burfltt(?), Chemical and Metallurgical graduates 1966 (39:55-44:54); Vince Dangerfield, graduate of Civil and Structural 1966 (44:55-52:27); Doug Tribe (John Douglas Tribe), graduate of Electrical and Electronics Technology 1966 (52:28-58:01); Stephen Berghold, Forest Products instructor (58:02-1:01:02)

[Part 2 continues the presentation by Ms. Payette] Krista Payette(?), graduate from Fish, Wildlife and Rec. program; Greg Lorack(?), Manager of Continuous Learning and Special Initiatives, Canadian Heritage ; Michelle Suitor, graduate of BCIT Forestry program ; Steve Dumell(?), Manager from Ministry of Forest ; Scott Barrett, graduate of BCIT Fish, Wildlife and Rec. program.

Recording of Mark Angelo's presentation from a BCIT Speakers Bureau event. Mr. Angelo's presentation is about the threats to rivers in BC and the need for a provincial wild river strategy. Includes question and comment period after the presentation. The Speakers Bureau was created for members of the BCIT community to improve and practice their communication and public speaking skills.

Part 1: Event recording of the presentation of the Distinguished Service Award and Honorary Doctor of Technology to Cecil Roper (June 21-22, 1995). Includes speeches and award ceremonies. Part 2: Event recording of the presentation of an Honorary Doctor of Technology to Sam Simpson at the convocation ceremony on June 23, 1995.

Compilation of clips from the 1973 BCIT Open House. Ops Lab 1:19, Kamyr Digester in P & P Lab 1:24, Unit OPS Lab 1:56, Mechanical Lab 2:52, Microscope Lab 3:0, Pulp Lab 3:38, Model Sandmill Phil Quelch 4:40, Key Punching & Sorting 5:58, Nursing 6:55, Building Dept. 7:35, Material Testing 8:20,

Promotional video for the BCIT School of Trades Training. Includes dramatizations, interviews with trades students and hiring managers, video clips of people working in shops on and off campus.

Promotional video with voiceover of video of animations of photograph collages and logos. History of BCIT section. Many 'high tech' or trendy quotes start the video before the title slide.

Promotional video for BCIT. Voiceover of video of stills photographs, maps and logos. Includes images of staff, faculty, new touchscreen system, students, buildings, classrooms and offices. Listing student resources and services.

Promotional video for the Pacific Vocational Institute (PVI), video of still animated logo graphics and photographs of students and PVI locations; Maple Ridge, Sea Island and Burnaby campuses. Voiceover promoting the many PVI learning options. Original VHS tape was a 30 minute loop of the same ~3 minute video.

Promotional video for BCIT's School of Management; two year diploma programs. Features shots of downtown Vancouver, BCIT Bookstore, and students in computer rooms, classrooms, lecture halls and hallways. Interviews with professionals including: Ray Stone, Corporate Comptroller, Bentall Group (BCIT graduate 1970), Jacquie Koropatnick, Account Executive, Ronalds Reynolds (BCIT graduate 1981), George Madden, Director Communications, Expo 1986 (BCIT graduate 1974), Terry Heenan, President BC Tel. (re: hiring BCIT graduates) and Wynne Powell, General Manager, LD Computers (re: hiring BCIT graduates).

The BCIT historical audio, video & film collection consists of over 100 videos, 30 films and 30 audio original recordings. The majority of these were produced by BCIT’s Audiovisual Department, Learning Resources Unit, and Marketing. The remaining media were created mostly by local professional videographers, alumni, and faculty. Nearly all of the audio and video works document the educational history of BCIT.

The digital collection contains a few of these works that have been digitized, and is steadily growing.