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Part 2. Main Speaker(s): Dr John Whalley, Dr Richard Lipsey. Begins with the continuation and conclusion of Dr Whalley's lecture on economic policy and free trade. Dr Lipsey then comments on the speakers' papers, after which the audience asks the speakers questions for the remainder of the video.

Part 1. Main Speaker(s): Ron Watts, Michael Bliss, Tom Axworthy. Video is of several speakers who each comment on the previous speakers' papers. Begins with Watts congratulating the School of Policy Studies on their first conference before introducing Bliss, who comments on the conference. Afterwards Watts introduces Axworthy, who also offers his thoughts on the conference.

Part 2. Main Speaker(s): Tom Axworthy, Ron Watts, Tom Courchene. Video begins with the continuation and conclusion of Axworthy's opinions on the conference. Afterwards Watts thanks the rapporteurs, and Courchene expresses thanks to the creators and attendees of the conference.

Part 1. Main Speaker(s): Don Wood, Shirley Carr, Tom d'Aquino, Richard Simeon. Begins with Wood introducing the topic of this portion of the conference, after which he introduces Carr. She then presents a paper on the trade union movement. Afterwards d'Aquino takes the podium and lectures the audience, offering a different perspective on the labour movement. Simeon then takes the podium and comments on the previous two speakers' papers.

Part 2. Begins with the continuation and conclusion of Simeon's comments. Afterwards the speakers discuss this section of the conference amongst themselves. They then answer questions from the audience for the remainder of the video.

Main Speaker(s): A.J. Baumgart. Video is a lecture by Baumgart for a small collective of nursing students on how to present academic papers to an audience. She focuses on preparing the paper, organising for the delivery, making the actual presentation, and afterward following up on the presentation.

Main Speaker: Dr Ronald Watts, unknown interviewer. Video begins with a CKWS segment on sports, afterward hard cuts to the Queen's Band performing somewhere off campus. After several minutes hard cuts to a CKWS segment of an interview with Dr Watts. Interviewer talks about the upcoming issues faced by universities, then interviews Dr Watts on the subject. Halfway through the segment audience members phone in and comment/ask questions.

Main Speakers: Heather Black, Dr Daniel Woolf. Black begins by introducing Dr Woolf, who lectures the audience of alumni and QUAA members. The topic of the lecture sems to be on how Queen's can improve in the future. After he is done the audience members go around introducing themselves. Black then re-takes the podium to talk about the importance of Queen's alumni followed by a QUAA student member, the rector, an AMS representative, and a representative from SGRS.