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File consists of a VHS documentary directed by Michael Glassbourg on Wayson Choy.

File consists of material relating to author Wayson Choy (Humber Professor and author). The file includes an audio cassette tape (with the word "garbled" on it), a business card, handwritten notes, notes relating to his appointment as an Emeritus Professor, material relating to book launches, and press clippings.

File consists of excerpts from a novel in progress. Some character names appear in "The Jade Peony". File also includes a letter written by Wayson to his literary agent, Denise Bukowski regarding an offer received from Douglas & McIntyre.

File includes drafts of several short stories, notes and lists of sources and notations. Some of the short stories may have been adapted for inclusion in "The Jade Peony". Short stories include: "Bones", "Chop Stew", "Crazy Words", "Dancing Warriors", "Soldiers All", "Forever", "The Ghost Table", "Gold Rush", "Neighbours", "Library Blues", "Luck", "I=Me", "Mo No" (this is a new version of "Judges' Choice" which was submitted for a 1992 short story contest),"Cookies", "Old Lem", "Sacrifice" (other versions of this story are titled, "Them"), "Secrets", "The Singer, Not the Song", "Sister! Sister!" "Monkey Man", "Washing" and "The Girl Who Bled to Death". File also includes excerpts from "Dubliners" by James Joyce and "Translations", a poem by Wing Tek Lum.

File consists of printed pages and press releases intended for the Humber website about Orangeville.

File consists of the welcome package sent to successful applicants for the 2004-2005 academic year. Included in the book is a letter from Robert Gordon, sample invoices and acceptance forms.

File consists of two version of the welcome package sent to successful applicants for the 2005-2006 academic year. One version is a draft with Lorem ipsum type text.

File consists of a welcome package sent to successful applicants to Humber for the 2006-2007 academic year.

File consists of two folders sent to successful applicants to Humber, who would have started in the 2007-2008 academic year. One of the folders contains a brochure with additional information for students accepted at the Orangeville Campus location.