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Archives Practicum (ARC 499)
California History Handout (HST 370)
California History Presentation (HST 370)
Introduction to Special Collections (HST 300)(IGE 224)
Introduction to Graduate Research (ENG 500)
Selected Links on Archives and Special Collections
General
Deeds of Gift: What Donors Should Know
(Society of American Archivists)
Guide to Donating Your Organizational Records to a Repository
(Society of American Archivists)
Guide to Donating Your Personal or Family Papers to a Repository
(Society of American Archivists)
Ready, 'Net, Go! Archival Internet Resources (list maintained by Tulane University)
Repositories of Primary Sources (list maintained by the University of Idaho)
California
Calisphere - "a world of primary sources and more"
Free public gateway to over 150,000 digitized primary source materials held by the University of California campuses. Especially organized for use by K-12 classrooms. Includes information and lesson plans for teachers.
Online Archive of California (part of the California Digital Library) Contains thousands of finding aids to primary source materials located in many California libraries, archives, historical societies and museums. Also includes the California Heritage Collection with digital images of over 30,000 photographs illustrating California history from the collections at the Bancroft Library at the University of California, Berkeley.
USC Digital Archive - digitized collections relating to the Southern California region (site maintained by the University of Southern California)
LA as Subject - directory of collections related to the Los Angeles region
United States
American Memory - Historical Collections for the National Digital Library [from the Library of Congress]
History Matters - designed for high school and college teachers of U.S. history courses
NARA - United States National Archives and Records Administration
Collaborative Digitization Projects in the United States
Other Collections and Exhibits on Campus
College of Agriculture
Agriscapes Visitor Center - an education and demonstration center devoted to food, agriculture and the urban environment.
Raymond Burr Orchid Collection - a teaching and research collection of over 50,000 specimens of orchids, primarily Cattleya, housed in the Horticulture Dept nursery facilities. Contact the Dept. at 909-869-2214
W K Kellogg Arabian Horse Library - comprehensive collection of books, periodicals and other materials about the Arabian horse. Also includes the W. K. Kellogg Arabian Horse Ranch Papers - contact curator Melissa Paul at (909) 869-3081 or e-mail mjpaul@csupomona.edu
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College of Environmental Design
Art Visual Resources Library - 35mm slides, videos, CD-ROMs and reference books supporting the arts curricula - contact Dr. Therese Mahoney at 909-869-6793 or e-mail tmmahoney@csupomona.edu
ENV Archives Special Collections - Archival Collections of architects Craig Elwood, Richard Neutra, Raphael Soriano, and Donald Wexler - contact Dr. Lauren Bricker at 909-869-6837 or e-mail envspeccoll@csupomona.edu
ENV Art Special Collections - (Raymond Burr, Col. James Jones, Channing Gilson, Ink & Clay Exhibit, etc.) - contact Dr. Therese Mahoney at 909-869-6793 or e-mail tmmahoney@csupomona.edu
ENV College Archive - preserves the history and curriculum of the College as well as documenting the evolution of southern California architecture. Includes projects by students, faculty and outside professionals in the environmental design disciplines. Contact Archive Coordinator at 909-869-4553 or e-mail wlcarr@csupomona.edu
ENV Library and Gallery - contact ENV Librarian Wendy Carr at 909-869-2665 or e-mail wlcarr@csupomona.edu
ENV Visual Resources Library - 35mm slides, videos and CD-ROMS supporting the ENV curricula - contact Kathy Morgan at 909-869-4746 or e-mail kimorgan@csupomona.edu
W. Keith and Janet Kellogg University Art Gallery - For more exhibition information call the gallery at (909) 869-4302. For other questions or comments please email Gallery Director Patrick Merrill at pemerrill@csupomona.edu
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Biological Sciences Department
Biodiversity Collections - teaching and research collections of amphibians, reptiles, birds, fishes, fungi, insects, lichens, mammals, and vascular plants.
BioTrek - Rainbird Rain Forest, Ethnobotany Learning Center, and Aquatic Learning Center.
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