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Main Speaker(s): Dr Mary Ellen Avery. Dr Jackie Duffin speaks about the Hannah Happenings, the Dean of Health Science Dr Barry Smith introduces Dr Avery who speaks for the rest of the video. Dr Maxine Clark thanks Dr Avery.

Main Speaker(s): Dr Ken Robertson, Ronald Watts, Ford Connell. Video is of the unveiling of a bust of Dr 'Blimey' Austin, a former professor of surgery at Queen's. Begins with a man talking about Blimey's contributions to the university and Kingston General Hospital, before thanking several important member of the audience for coming. Dr Robertson talks about the impact Dr Austin had on his students. Man from beginning of video returns to the podium and offers more thanks to people. Watts speaks further on Dr Austin's impact on the university. The bust is then unveiled, after which Connell reminisces on what Dr Austin was like in life.

Main Speaker(s): Robert B. Salter. Dr Jackie Duffin speaks about the Hannah Happenings, Dr Charles Sorbie introduces the speaker, Salter speaks for the rest of the video. Dr Mark Charles thanks Salter.

Main Speaker(s): Major-General Wendy A. Clay. Dr Jackie Duffin speaks about the Hannah Happenings, Principal John Plant from the RMC introduces the speaker, Maj.-Gen. Clay speaks for the remainder of the video.

Main Speaker(s): Dr A.M. Bryans. Dr Jackie Duffin speaks about the Hannah Happenings, Dr Pam Frid introduces the speaker, Dr Bryan speaks for the remainder of the video. Dr Hugh Pross thanks Dr Bryans.

Main Speaker: Dr Murray Enkin. Begins with Dr Jackie Duffin speaking to an audience at a podium about the Hannah Happenings. Dr Robert Maudsley introduces Dr Enkin, who speaks for the remainder of the video. Video ends with a slideshow of old hospital-related photos, followed by Dr Palmela Dickey Young thanking Dr Enkin.

Main Speaker(s): Susan Nelles Pine. Location: large lecture hall. Begins with Dr Jackie Duffin talking about the History of the Hannah Happenings. She then introduces the Dean of the School of Nursing, who in turn introduces Pine. Afterward, Pine takes the podium and delivers a lecture to the audience for the remainder of the video. She also answers questions from the audience for the final portion of the video.

Main Speaker(s): Dr Andrew Padmos (Emcee), Dr Ronald Barr, Maj. Gen. Frank Norman, Hugh Graham, Carol Allison Burra, Dr W. C. Leggett, Dr Charles Hollenberg, Catherine Marshall, Nancy Herr, Hon. Robert W, Runciman. Location: Presumabley the Kingston Regional Cancer Centre. Begins with Rev. Douglas Wilson saying a prayer of invocation at a podium in front of an audience. Barr takes the podium after to talk about the origins of the centre. After that Norman speaks, followed by Graham and Burra. Principal Leggett speaks about the effect the centre has had on the university. Hollenberg speaks on behalf of the parent organization of the centre. Marshall speaks afterward, followed by Herr and Runciman who presents a plaque to Barr. The last 40 minutes of the video are black screen.

Debate Topic: The feminization of medicine is a hazard to the public's health. Main Speakers: Dr Lindsey Davidson and Adam Szulewski (debating yea), Dr Peter ONeill and Emily Austin (debating nay). Begins with David Walker standing in front of an audience talking about the impact that Tony Travill had on the school followed by the introduction of the debate topic. The Davidson takes the stage first followed by ONeil, then Szulewski followed by Austin. The video ends before the winner is announced.

Main Speaker(s): Ellen Peters. Location: Ongwanada centre. Video is a video created for Ongwanada staff with the purpose of helping them identify abuse victims, and showing them the course of action to assist someone who is being abused. Video is narrated by Peters.