Lecture notes, 1935-1936 (on Speech Training, Hygiene, Psychology, Experimental Psychology, Methods, Religious Instruction, Principles of Arithmetic, Physical Exercises and Music); worksheets of school test questions on English and arithmetic; Glasgow Training College examination papers in mathematics, 1931, 1936; timetable for graduates, 1935-1936; Jordanhill Training College Music Society concert programme, 1936; leaflet about Article 55 summer vacation courses for the instruction of teachers offered by the Glasgow Provincial Committee for the Training of Teachers, 1936.

This collection comprises items relating to the formation and running of the Royal College of Speech and Language Therapists. The bulk of the records are minutes of the Council and the boards and committees of the College.

Notes for lessons, 1946-1948 (subjects include education, general methods, educational psychology, English literature, classroom English, speech training, arithmetic, history, geography, natural science, music, physical training and hygiene); examination papers, 1946-1948; Glasgow Training Centre prospectus, 1946-1947; Glasgow Provincial Committee for the Training of Teachers Article 55 prospectus, 1947; general methods non-graduate lecture scheme syllabus for first and second years, 1946-1947; Methods Department notes on beginning teaching, c 1946; programme for series of four concerts by Scottish Orchestra, 1947.

Notes taken by Kenneth Dundas of lectures at Jordanhill College of Education. Subjects covered are education, primary school methods, psychology, English, arithmetic and speech training.

Collection of papers created by Linda Armstrong, and some collaboration by Jois Stansfield: researchers interested in the history of the Royal College of Speech and Language Therapists, and the Speech and Language Therapy profession in general.

Papers were researched and created between 1999 - 2021 and many were revised and edited just prior to deposit in January 2021. Sources used for the research included the papers of the Royal College of Speech and Language Therapists held within the University of Strathclyde Archives and Special Collections, and also papers and files still held by the College.

The papers comprise: lists covering a range of historical areas relating to the Royal College of Speech and Language Therapists and the profession in general such as Journal articles, College conferences, and committee members; and analytical articles covering topics such as how the College was formed, the change in the name of the profession, and analysis of the content of the College’s news bulletin.