This collection consists of 3.64 metres of textual records, 104 audio cassette tapes, 5 reel to reels, 3 films, 396 photographs, 14 negative strips and 26 single negatives, 1 tin plate, 63 transparencies, 19 microfilms and 32 boxes of slides, 36 glass lantern slides. The date range is from 1829 to 1990. Predominantly 1975 to 1988.

The files relate to Engineering symposia attended by Seawell where he presented papers or was an attendee; and
files relating to Seawell’s sabbatical leaves.

This small accession is comprised of one book written by Oscar D. Seawell. In October 2013 Oscar Seawell came to Archives to let us know of an error that he’s noticed in his book on page 45, regarding the mention of the black plague which happened in 1347 and not 1947.

This collection consists of research and teaching materials generated by engineering professor Oscar D. Seawell before and during his tenure at the University of Regina, and for several years afterwards. The date range is roughly 1965 to 1991. Subjects range from nuclear power, energy and industry, oil and gas, and food and agriculture, and
include files regarding the Canadian National Energy Program and the American Society for Engineering Education (ASEE). This collection also includes files related to committees Seawell sat on such as the Academic and Administrative Benefits Committee. Regarding the University of Regina there are files related to the Faculty of Engineering students and the University of Regina RRSP and pension information.

There are no access restrictions on the material in this collection. The files relate to teaching, professional activities and the writing of Seawell’s book: The Pulse of International War published in 2012. The material in this collection range in date from 1957 to 2012.

This small accession is comprised of one paper written by Oscar Seawell and two oversize maps regarding Saskatchewan's resources and its population and highways.

There are no access restrictions on the material in this collection. The files relate to the writing of Seawell’s book The Pulse of International War published in 2012. Corrections to the text are shown in the authors handwriting on page 45 regarding the bubonic plague (Black Death) that reached Europe in 1347 rather than 1847; on page 188 of the publication the correction in Table 16.6 Indexes for 1944 and 1946-2000 (at the bottom of the page) refers to the total for SIIB (Seawell’s Index of International Battles) rather that IWI (International War Index), calculated as 1000 x SIIB/Pop).