Reference code: GB-0033-UND/J
Title: Durham University Records: Stockton/Queen's Campus
Dates of creation: 1992 - 2003
Extent: 5 linear metres
Held by: Durham University Library, Archives and Special Collections
Origination: Created by the administration at Stockton and also by the university's central administration in Durham.
Language:
English
Durham University's Stockton Campus was opened in October 1992 in purpose-built accommodation in Thornaby, Stockton-on-Tees, as a joint venture with the University of Teesside. It had been incorporated as the Joint University College on Teesside
on 7 February 1992, which was changed to University College Stockton-on-Tees on 16 November 1992. It initially offered joint qualifications of the Universities of Durham and Teesside. In 1994, Durham assumed full sole responsibility for the campus.
It was renamed Queen's Campus in honour of Queen Elizabeth II's Golden Jubilee in 2002 on the campus's 10th anniversary. Two residential colleges were established there in 2001: John Snow College and George Stephenson College. In 2007, the subjects
on offer in Stockton were Applied Psychology, Biomedical Sciences, Business and Business Finance, Human Sciences, Medicine and Teacher Training. Stockton is also the home of the Wolfson Research Institute for research into health, medicine and the
environment.
Minutes and papers of the campus's governing body (Board of Governors/Development Board), its academic council and various committees.
Transferred at various times since 2004.
Always held by the university.
There is restricted access to administrative records less than 30 years old, with some further restrictions, generally as noted, on records less than 80 years old where the Data Protection Act applies.
Permission to make any published use of material from the collection must be sought in advance from the Sub-Librarian, Special Collections (e-mail PG.Library@durham.ac.uk) and, where appropriate, from the copyright owner. The Library will assist
where possible with identifying copyright owners, but responsibility for ensuring copyright clearance rests with the user of the material
Arranged by committee.
Some accessions are appraised on site before transfer, others are appraised when received at Palace Green. Clean duplicates are generally removed.
Continuous further accruals are anticipated. In April 2004, a retention schedule and other records management procedures were developed for the university's records to facilitate the regular transfer of records from the university's departments
and offices to the archive. This draft retention schedule was developed further on the appoitment of the first university records manager in August 2006.
Much about the Stockton development is also to be found in the central records of the university, such as Senate minutes and University Office files. Photographs of the development are to be found in the audiovisual collections of the Development
Office.
John Hayward,
Breaking the Mould The Surprising Story of Stockton The First Ten Years of the University of Durham's Stockton Campus, (?2003)
Queen's Campus StocktonReference: UND/JFoundation and GeneralReference: UND/JAFoundationReference: UND/JA1UND/JA1/1 1992
Certificate, signed by Queen Elizabeth II, presented to JUCOT “in recognition of the completion of a project of long term benefit to the nation in The Royal Anniversary Trust's Challenge”
Paper roll, 1f, with colour decorated border
UND/JA1/2 18 May 1993
Commemorative Brochure to Celebrate the Official Opening of University College, Stockton by Her Majesty the Queen [Elizabeth II].
UND/JA1/3 18 May 1993 - 8 May 2002
Visitors' book, signed by Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip (18 May 1993), Prince Philip & ? (8 May 2002), Tony Blair & ?.
With the pen used on 18 May 1993 at the opening of University College Stockton.
Paper book & 1 ink pen in a plastic box
UND/JA1/4 18 July 2017
Certificate awarded to Queen's Campus for raising £6524.42 for MIND through a 24 hour charity match
Colour certificate
UND/JA1/5 2016
Papers relating to the repurposing of Queen's Campus, including the creation of the International Study Centre, in particular provision for the Library
Paper file
ReportsReference: UND/JA2UND/JA2/1 September 2015
Case Study 1 Queen's Campus: Durham University in Stockton Widening access to higher education on a brownfield site, by Clare Melhuish of UCL Urban Laboratory, providing an overview of Stockton's development to
date.
Paper file
UND/JA2/2 [September 1997]
A few important facts about University College Stockton, planning statement for 1997/8-2000/1 with a statement of the college's mission and a history of the college, with a letter to the principal from Mrs S Fletcher
about the college's development 3 September 1998.
Paper file
UND/JA2/3 [c.2017]
“Geography Input at Queens Campus, Stockton”, by Jennifer Lewis
Paper, 1f
AnniversariesReference: UND/JA3UND/JA3/20 17 June 2013
20th anniversary guest book, with names, date, and some comments about beig back, changes, and the party; largely blank.
In a Durham University notebook
Paper book
CommitteesReference: UND/JB
JB2-11 were deposited from Stockton on 26 July 2004, Acc No Misc.2004/2005:7, and JB1 was deposited on 6 August 2004, Acc No Misc.2004/2005:11.
Board of Governors/Development BoardReference: UND/JB1Dates of creation: 1997 - 2002
Growing out of working parties, a Joint Developments Executive for Stockton was established in March 1990. This lasted until University College Stockton was incorporated on 7 February 1992 with a board of directors, comprising initially four
members from Teesside Polytechnic and four from the University of Durham. The company was wound up in December 1996, but the directors had already been replaced by a board of governors in August 1994. The governors were in turn superseded by an
(Advisory) Development Board in September 2000 which was disbanded in December 2001 to be replaced by a large External Liaison Forum.
UND/JB1/1 12 December 1997 - 26 November 1999
Board of Governors minutes, papers and correspondence.
UND/JB1/2 26 November 1999 - 11 January 2002
Board of Governors/Development Board minutes, papers and correspondence, the final item being notice of the Board's disbandment.
Academic CouncilReference: UND/JB2Dates of creation: 1992 - 1993
The Academic Council was one of the first bodies to be set up in 1992, as the supreme academic body advising the Board of Directors.
UND/JB2/1 12 February - 14 October 1992
Polytechnic/University of Teesside Academic Board papers
Including reports of the UCS Board of Directors and Academic Council.
Audit CommitteeReference: UND/JB3Dates of creation: 1993 - 1994
UND/JB3/1 4 November 1993 - 21 June 1994
Audit Committee minutes, correspondence and reports.
Planning and Policy CommitteeReference: UND/JB4Dates of creation: 1992 - 1993
This was set up by the College Academic Council on 24 November 1992.
UND/JB4/1 11 December 1992 - 13 May 1993
Planning and Policy Committee minutes, papers and correspondence
Courses and Teaching/Teaching and Learning CommitteeReference: UND/JB5Dates of creation: 1993 - 1997
UCS's Courses and Teaching Committee became a Teaching and Learning Sub-Committee of the university's Teaching and Learning Committee (UND/BB63) on 12 October 1994.
UND/JB5/1 9 February 1993 - 16 June 1994
Courses and Teaching Committee minutes, papers and correspondence
UND/JB5/2 16 June 1994 - 10 December 1997
Teaching and Learning Sub-Committee minutes and papers
UND/JB5/3 12 October 1994 - 17 May 1995
Teaching and Learning Sub-Committee papers and correspondence
UND/JB5/4 11 July 1994 - 25 July 1997
Teaching and Learning Sub-Committee correspondence
Discipline CommitteeReference: UND/JB6Dates of creation: 1993 - 1994
UND/JB6/1 13 January 1993 - 10 March 1994
Discipline Committee papers and correspondence.
Closed until 2075.
Staff/Students Consultative CommitteeReference: UND/JB7Dates of creation: 1994 - 1996
UND/JB7/1 18 May 1994 - 27 November 1996
Staff/Students Consultative Committee minutes, papers and correspondence
UND/JB7/2 6 February 2008 - 20 January 2016
Phase 1 Medicine Staff/Students Consultative Committee minutes, papers and correspondence
1 file
Information Technology/Information Services/DatabaseReference: UND/JB8Dates of creation: 1994 - 2001
An Information Technology Working Party first met on 23 November 1994. In the following November it was reinvented as an Information Services Consultative Group. In November 1997 UCS had a Database Steering Group which included senior
representatives from ITS and UNISYS, planning and overseeing the transfer of the management information system from the previous Stockton-based and Dumas systems to Mitre.
UND/JB8/1 23 November 1994 - 7 November 2001
IT Working Party/IS Consultative Group minutes, papers and correspondence
UND/JB8/2 24 November 1997 - 23 April 1998
Database Steering Group minutes, papers and correspondence
UND/JB8/3 17 November 1998 - 6 September 2001
Database Steering Group minutes, papers and correspondence
UND/JB8/4 23 September 1999 - 6 September 2001
Database Steering Group minutes
World Wide Web Editorial BoardReference: UND/JB9Dates of creation: 1996 - 1997
This first met on 8 May 1996.
UND/JB9/1 27 February 1996 - 9 July 1997
World Wide Web Editorial Board minutes, papers and correspondence
Fees and Charges PanelReference: UND/JB10Dates of creation: 1993 - 1994
UND/JB10/1 21 May 1993 - 24 May 1994
Fees and Charges Panel minutes, papers and correspondence
UCS Phase 2 Project Sub-CommitteeReference: UND/JB11Dates of creation: 1997 - 2001
This project covered the planning and building of the Ebsworth building and East Drive (Stephenson College) residences in 1998, and the purchase and renovation of the Embassy Club (the Rocket Union). The project manager was from the university's
Estates and Buildings and the Treasurer's Dept was also heavily involved.
UND/JB11/1 October 1997
Phase 2 Project Sub-Committee minutes and correspondence
UND/JB11/2 November 1997 - June 1998
Phase 2 Project Sub-Committee minutes and correspondence
UND/JB11/3 July 1998 - March 2001
Phase 2 Project Sub-Committee minutes and correspondence
Health and Saftey Committee (Stockton Campus)Reference: UND/JB12Dates of creation: 2000 - 2002
UND/JB12/1 4 May 2000 - 10 May 2002
Health and Safety Committee (Stockton Campus) minutes, papers and correspondence
Paper file
Phase 1 Medicine Subject Management BoardReference: UND/JB13Dates of creation: 2002 - 2004
UND/JB13/1 28 October 2002 - 17 May 2004
Phase 1 Medicine Subject Management Board meetings, including agendas, minutes and other papers
Paper file
Central AdministrationReference: UND/JCReceptionReference: UND/JC1PublicationsReference: UND/JC1/AUND/JC1/A1 [2013]
Leaflets:
“Reception Information & Services”
“Help us to help you Questionnaire”
“Reprographics Service”
“Local Area Map and Information”
Paper file
UND/JC1/A2 June 2002
Vision 2020 Stockton Renaissance, produced by a partnership of representatives from the community, private and public sector in Stockton borough, with a covering letter from Alan Townsend of the Interantional Centre
for Regional Regeneration & Development Studies.
Printed paper booklet
UND/JC1/A3 1996 - 1997
Stockton congregations, including brochures for 25 June 1996, with marshall instructions, and 1 July 1997.
Paper file
UND/JC1/A4 2016
Quexit documents, including a town hall presentation on the move 15 June 2016, a proposed timeline, Senate minutes of a 21 June 2016 meeting, and an executive summary of Queen's Campus options analysis recommendations to Council.
Paper file
BuildingsReference: UND/JC2PlansReference: UND/JC2/AUND/JC2/A1 1998 - 2000
Watersports Facility, North Bank River Tees, design by Dennis Lister & Associates, 58 Albert Road, Middlesbrough
Wash coloured plans, elevations and site plans (4), 1 October 1998
North Bank Masterplan (2) by WS Atkins consultants, marked as given to John Hayward 20 July 2000
Book of elevations, plans and details, August - October 2000
ProvostReference: UND/JC3Administrative filesReference: UND/JC3/AUND/JC3/A1 1997
Congregation in Stockton Parish Church, 1 July 1997, including files on: transport/police; registration; protocol with the ceremony's script; marshals (duties); invitations (with staff briefing); honorary graduands (with speeches); gowns; church
with seating plans; catering; budget; brochure with a copy of the 1996 and 1997 editions; working file including a debrief.
12 paper files
UND/JC3/A2 1995 - 2002
Congregations in Stockton, including scripts and briefngs for the ceremonies, with some correspondence with gown supplliers Ede and Ravenscroft and Grays, the occasional photograph, some programmes with lists of graduands, some honorary graduand
orations, and correspondence about preparations for the ceremonies, and their transfer to Durham.
2 paper files
PublicationsReference: UND/JHUND/JH1 1993 - 1997
Handbook and Regulations for 1993/4, 1995/6, and (Staff Handbook and Regulations) 1996/7 and 1997/8.
UND/JH2 1996
A Guide to UCS, with sections on: senior officers, administration, office services, IT services, library, student services, Russell & Brand catering, person to contact list, phone book and floor plan.
UND/JH3 March 1993 - Summer 1994
Campus University College Stockton Newsletter, issues 1 (March 1993), 2 (September 1993), and 3 (Summer 1994)
3 illustrated (colour from issue 2) paper leaflets
UND/JH4 1994 - [2014]
Prospectuses, with information about Stockton/Queen's, courses and how to apply, titled:
University College Stockton Prospectus (1994, 1995)
Queen's Campus, Stockton ([2012] & [2014])
4 printed colour illustrated paper booklets, 1 in a card brochure
Formerly: Per Local STO
UND/JH5 2003
The Durham Medics Yearbook Quacks @ DUQCS Inaugural Course 2001-2003
Printed paper booklet, illustrated, in plastic covers
UND/JH6 [?2003]
Breaking The Mould. The Surprising Story of Stockton. The First Ten Years of the University of Durham's Stockton Campus, by John Hayward, a chronological record of Stockton's development, with appendices on student
numbers, buildings, office holders and sources; copy presented to Sir Kenneth Calman VC, with a thank you letter from him with comments on the text.
Paper file
UND/JH7 Sepetmber 2001 - February 2003
Palatinate South, a similar mix of news, features, social, sports and entertainment news to Palatinate , issues 1-6 and two unnumbered
Probably a continuation of
The Jam
7 printed illustrated booklets and 1 broadsheet
UND/JH8 [2016]
Queen's Campus Self-Guided Tour, including a map
Printed colour illustrated 3-fold leaflet
UND/JH9 [2014]
Queen's Campus, Stockton brochure
Printed colour illustrated paper booklet
UND/JH10 October 1999 - May 2001
The Jam: Stockton's student newspaper.
Probably continued in September 2001 as
Palatinate South
11 printed b/w and colour booklets
UND/JH11 [?2000]
Newspaper cutting on the development of Stockton Campus and its role in regeneration
Newspaper cutting
UND/JH12 [?2000]
Scanned image of a print entitled
The East View of Stockton upon Tees in Bishoprick of Durham from Thornaby Carr
Original is framed and stored in John Snow College
Gloss paper
UND/JH13 March 2017
“The Mystery of the John Snow Residence Names”
Notes compiled by Dr Colin MacKensie
Paper
UND/JH14 [?2005]
Map of Stockton Campus showing John Snow College and George Stephenson College
Laminated colour print
UND/JH15 [1998]
University of Durham,
Transforming Teesside
Printed leaflet
UND/JH16 [1998]
Promotional brochure entitled
The Univeristy of Durham: Stockton Campus
Printed brochure
UND/JH17 2004
College Sport: The Magazine for Queen's College Sport
Printed colour brochure
