James M. "Jim" Brady began his career with the National Park Service in 1961 as a seasonal ranger at Crater Lake and Yellowstone National Parks, and retired in 1998 from the position of Superintendent of Glacier Bay National Park in Alaska. After his retirement he served as a training consultant, offering courses in leadership, management, supervision, communication, and park and visitor protection at the NPS Albright Training Center and park units around the country. This collection includes correspondence, subject files, course materials, planning documents, publications, and memorabilia related to the National Park Service.