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File includes a copy of Robert A. 'Squee' Gordon's CV, which outlines his work experience, education, volunteer work, and a list of publications.

Series consists of materials collected by Robert A. 'Squee' Gordon which reflect his interest in Humber and educational theory/practice.

File consists of a "Who's Who" entry for Robert A. 'Squee' Gordon from "Who's Who", likely from the mid-1980s.

Fonds consists of material relating to the life and career of Humber College's second President, Dr. Robert A. 'Squee' Gordon. The fonds consists of writings by Squee, news coverage about him and Humber, and photographs and recordings.

File consists of a copy of "Humber Dialogue" (Volume 3, Number 2), which features the August 28, 1984 President's Breakfast.

File consists of an issue of "Southeast Asian Minsters of Education Organization" (SEAMEO) Quarterly (Volume 13, No. 1). The issue highlights Dr. Robert A. 'Squee' Gordon receiving a plaque of appreciation from SEAMEO at the 25th SEAMEC Conference.

File consists of a copy of "Embracing the Tiger: The Effectiveness Debate & The Community College" edited by John E. Roueche, Laurence F. Johnson, Susanne D. Roueche, & Associates. The volume contains an essay by Gordon titled "Seeking Quality at Humber College Through a Process for Transformation", which addresses quality control and development at Humber College. The file also includes a separate typed copy.

File consists of two packages of articles written (or co-written) by Robert A. Gordon and collected together under the title "Some Articles and Chapters Written by Robert A. Gordon". Includes the following:

"Embedding Entrepreneurialism: A Canadian Case Study" (featuring discussions of international student recruitment, The Comedy Workshop/School and other innovations at Humber)
"The Learning College and Institutional Survival" (published in "Leadership Abstracts", August 2003, volume 16, number 8).
"When Politics and Education Converge" (published in "The Leadership Dialogues" Community Case Studies to Consider") which outlines the partnership between Humber and UNB (University of New Brunswick) regarding the Nursing BA program.
"Innovation" an introductory chapter written for an ACCC publication (Fall 2004) by Robert Gordon and Kris Gataveckas.
"Developing Human Capital in Higher Education: The 21st Century Paradigm Shift"

Some of the articles contain handwritten annotations or underlining.