[Part 2 continues the interview] H. Leslie Smith, involved in conception of BCIT and member of the advisory committee, and Stan T. Richards, Head of Medical Laboratory starting 1964-1981(?) (18:36-43:30); Anne McMillan, Medical Radiography graduate 1966, later became Program Head of Medical Radiography program (43:31-52:32); Anita Yourt(?), Medical Radiography graduate 1966 (52:33-58:18); Jennifer Anderson, Medical Laboratory graduate 1966, and Bill (William A.) Anderson, Forestry graduate 1966 (58:19-1:04:24)

[Part 3 continues the interview] Jennifer Anderson, Medical Laboratory graduate 1966, and Bill (William A.) Anderson, Forestry graduate 1966 (58:19-1:04:24); Dave Breckner, program committee member for Instrumentation, Computers in Business, and Natural Gas Technology (1:04:25-1:11:17); Peter Wooley, Financial Management instructor, and Co Boer, Business graduate 1966 (1:11:18-1:23:59); Terry Elliott, Business graduate 1966, and Peter Wooley [poor audio quality] (1:24:03-1:36:16)

[Part 4 continues the interview] Terry Elliott, Business graduate 1966, and Peter Wooley [poor audio quality] (1:24:03-1:36:16); Wayne Wutzke and Henry Bow, Business graduates 1966 [poor audio quality] (1:36:17-1:42:54); Gordon Farrell, Business graduate 1966, Dean in the School of Business (1:42:55-1:48:35); Cam Barnetson, Chemistry instructor (1:48:36-1:54:18)

Part of a telecourse series, this video explores why businesses commonly fail so that the entrepreneur can develop strategies to avoid that end. Randy Vandermark, Department Head, BCIT Marketing Management, introduces the film: How can you survive business crises? Special guest is Veron Forester, partner in Canadian Tire Operations in the Vancouver area. Feature report: Starting a Business with Bob Grasley: How can you survive business crises? Features still drawings and step-by-step process with a voiceover and advice/information from business experts. These experts include: Bernard R. Wilson, Vice-President, Director, Price Waterhouse; Ron Besse, Gage Publishing; Dick Maybee; David Robbins; Russell Morley; and Jeremy Brown. Video concludes with a discussion between Vandermark and Forester. This telecourse if made possible by: The British Columbia Ministries and Education and Small Business Development.

Illustrates the diverse ecology of the Burnaby lakes drainage systems. Features Deer Lake and Burnaby Lake. Shows students from BCIT Fish and Wildlife program involved in preserving this unique system in conjunction with the efforts of the City of Burnaby and those of the public at large. Part of BCIT's Fish, Wildlife and Recreation Program's Burnaby Lakes Systems Project (in partnership with the City of Burnaby). Voice over slides/still photographs.

Information about BC Rivers day as celebrated since 1981, about BC rivers in general, and how you can get involved in BC Rivers Day events. Touching on the importance of rivers to the ecology, recreational enjoyment as well as the significance of rivers to culture and history of this land. Written and produced by Dave Gummeson, Kelly Pearce, Sara Short and Michael Goodfellow. Note: VHS created from original slide/tape program - voice over still photographs. Fish, Wildlife, Recreation: student project.

Introduction from Terry. Speech by Rick Broadhead about the internet and the future of the internet and technology. Broadhead discusses key trends, opportunities, and threats to the internet.

Promotional video of BCIT. Features interviews with BCIT graduates and employers, students working in classrooms and laboratories, a giant cake and a 3D model of Expo86.

Promotional video highlighting BCIT's computer technology training options and opportunities.

Promotional video for BCIT. Begins with the official celebration of the merger of BCIT and PVI April 1st 1986. Continues to highlight advantages of getting an education at BCIT including the various services available to students. Concludes with a list of the many programs offered at BCIT (final 4 minutes).

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.