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File consists of two copies of an article by Robert 'Squee' Gordon on perceptions of Japanese culture/business, which was written at the request of President of Yamaha Motor Canada Ltd. The file contains both a Japanese translation and an English draft version.

File consists of a copy of an article published in 2003; this is a draft version with some handwritten corrections/annotations. The article covers innovative programs at Humber, such as the Comedy School, International Partnerships (Ningbo and Singapore), the DaimlerChrysler partnership, the Centre for Employee Benefits, and the motorcycle program.

File consists of an abstracted copy of an address President Gordon gave to the League for Innovation in the Community College and the University of Texas at Austin in San Francisco for "Leadership 2000".

File consists of a citation by Peter Davidson for Robert 'Squee' Gordon's receipt of an honorary degree.

File consists of a filmed invitation for the League of Innovation to attend a meeting in Toronto over May 4-6, 2005. The recording features President Robert A. 'Squee' Gordon playing basketball with the Raptors mascot.

File consists of an article by Dr. Gordon published in the "Journal of the Association of Canadian Community Colleges" (Volume IV, Numbers 1 and 2).

File consists of a tribute video for Robert A. 'Squee' Gordon featuring interviews with Doris Tallon, Anne Sado, Dianne Cunningham, Courtney Pratt, Joey Svec, and Chris Bentley. The file also includes a disc which features a copy of Squee's tribute video, along with ones for Frank McKenna and Bob Rae.

File consists of an article by Dr. Gordon published in the Journal of the Association of Canadian Community Colleges (volume 3, number 3).

File consists of a paper for the Council by President Gordon. In it he discusses education trends and inter-institutional collaboration.

File consists of an article written by Robert 'Squee' Gordon on working with UNB (University of New Brunswick) to establish a BA program in Nursing between UNB and Humber.