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PART 2: Continuation and conclusion of Dr Franklin's lecture on technology in education. She answers audience questions for the final portion of the video.

Video is an advertisement for the Queen's Facult of Music. Begins with narrator talking about musci at Queen's, after which clips of the different groups within the faculty of music performing are played.

Main Speaker(s): Barbara O'Shea. Video contains footage of O'Shea playing with a child, while a voiceover by O'Shea talks about the use of myoelectric prothetics in children with upper-body amputations. She talks about how children can learn co-ordination with their prothetics through play, as well discussing the applications of the prothetics.

Part 1. Main Speaker(s): Beverly Pearson Murphy, Bartha Maria Knopps, Robert Reid, Roberta Labelle, Dr David Roy. Location: An auditorium, likely in Walter Light Hall. Begins with Murphy introducing the topic of the lectures before Knopps discusses her research. Reid speaks on the evolution of new reproductive technologies. Labelle talks about reproductive technologies and how they interact with economics. Afterwards Dr Roy talks about chance vs control in reproductive technologies, as well as the ethics of the subject. Video ends partway through his presentation.

Part 2. Main Speaker(s): Dr David Roy, Kathryn Morgan. Begins with the continuation and conclusion of Dr Roy's lecture. Morgan then speaks on political paradoxes of personal choices. Afterwards, the speakers ask each other questions about their talks. Then the audience asks the speakers questions.

Part 3. Continuation and conclusion of the Q&A portion of the symposium.

Video contains several skits, each of which relates to nursing in some way. Begins with a skit about a discussion between a nurse and a faculty advisor about the nurse's mark. Next is a skit of a nurse and an uncooperative patient. Afterwards a nurse and her supervisor talk about a patient. A nurse and her supervisor also talk about sexual alternatives for couples. A nurse and her patient then talk about her diabetes diagnosis.

Main Speakers: Rev. Ed Schamerhorn, Eileen Sinclair, Michele Noble, Helen Cooper, Phil Koven. Location: Unknown, presumably within the Ongwanada Resource Centre. Begins with Rev. Schamerhorn talking about the origins of the resource centre. Sinclair then takes the podium and talks about the resource centre. Noble talks about the importance of people working with the developmentally disabled. A representative of Kenneth Keyes speaks on behalf of the local parliament, and Cooper recognizes the Ongwanada's importance in the community. Koven talks about the fundraising campaign for the centre. Final 5 minutes are black screen.