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On January 23, 2001 a multi-million-dollar information technology trust was established in honour of the late J. W. (Wes) Graham. Known as the J. W. Graham Information Technology Trust, the trust was intended to support the University Professorships and J. W. Graham Fellowships/Scholarships in Information Technology. A celebration announcing the trust was held on the same day in Dana Porter Library. - Information via Daily Bulletin published January 23, 2001.
On January 23, 2001 the J. Wesley Graham History of Computer Science Research Collection was launched in Special Collections & Archives. The collection focused on the historical development of computation and computer science. The collection consisted of books and Graham's own papers. - Information via Daily Bulletin published January 23, 2001.