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The John Hawthorn Archive comprises the records of two organisations concerned with food science: the Institute of Food Science and Technology (IFST) and the International Union of Food Science and Technology (IUFoST).

The combined collection is named after John Hawthorn, Professor of Food Science at the Royal College of Science and Technology and subsequently the University of Strathclyde. Professor Hawthorn was a founder member of IUFoST and instrumental in the deposit of IUFoST's records at the University of Strathclyde.

Student notes; thesis; biographical note; extracts from Hoyle's diaries.

Student notes and notebooks; thesis; correspondence; biography written by Tom Hunter.

Drawings; notebooks; certificates and diplomas; obituary; student ephemera; published articles; testimonials; articles of association and share certificates for Baird Television Limited; press cuttings and publications relating to John Logie Baird.

Sketch book, 1902; class certificate for session 1910-1911; books received by MacGillivray as class prizes, 1904-1909.

Published articles by Miller on mathematics; job application and testimonials; biographical information.

Most of the collection comprises research notes and papers and article reprints arising from Professor Stenlake’s research into the design and synthesis of the drug atracurium besylate, the first short acting and readily reversible skeletal muscle relaxant for use in surgery. There are also papers relating to Stenlake’s teaching, lectures and administrative responsibilities as well as to his education and awards. There are also photographs of Stenlake and other University of Strathclyde staff.

Collection of rare books and material that had previously been part of the working collection of Jordanhill’s antecedent institutions: Glasgow Provincial Training College (1907-1959), Glasgow Church of Scotland Training College (1845-1907) or Glasgow Free Church Training College (1845-1907).

It contains mainly 19th and 20th century materials for primary and secondary level education, including: books covering tuition of reading, writing and arithmetic; children’s picture books; textbooks; other educational material; and reports on education in Scotland.

Newsletters; photograph.

Programmes, 1974-1992; correspondence and papers about Society, 1975-1981.

Jordanhill College of Education student blazer, manufactured by R.W. Forsyth Ltd and worn by former student, John Connor.
Single-breasted blazer with one breast pocket on the left-hand side, two front pockets on the lower left and right, and three plain, circular, gold-tone buttons to fasten. The blazer is made of navy, woollen fabric; the collar, pockets, cuffs and edges are trimmed with a striped, grosgrain band of red, blue and yellow. Sewn upon the breast pocket is a fabric badge featuring the Jordanhill College of Education crest in red, white, blue, green, black and gold, with the College motto 'UT ET ALIOS INSTRUAM' - 'so that I may instruct others' - embroidered in gold upon a blue ribbon scroll below the crest. Embroidered in gold above the crest are the letters 'J.C.E.A.F.C.' [Jordanhill College of Education Association Football Club?], and below the crest, the dates '1962' and '1963'.

Programme of meetings, with gospel leaflet insert.

Governing body records; papers of the principals and higher academic staff; administrative papers; official publications; financial records; estates management and buildings records; papers relating to registry, marketing, validation and public relations; registers of students; Board of Studies papers; papers relating to courses; papers relating to examinations and awards; papers of academic departments and staff; staff publications; papers relating to research and staff development; papers relating to conferences held at Jordanhill College of Education; papers relating to Academic Services; papers relating to the Student Representative Council, student handbook and magazines; student memorabilia; papers relating to clubs and societies; papers relating to hostel life.

Jordanhill College of Education scarf with Glasgow Provincial Committee crest, worn by Jean Vanhegan.

Paper presented by Oliveira on applying for lectureship at Mackenzie Institute, San Paulo, Brazil. , 1944; account of his career since leaving the Royal Technical College, 1954.