The
University Archives houses a special non-circulating, non-browsing
collection of materials, created by Eastern Michigan University administrators,
faculty, staff, students, and alumni, which have long-term historical value.
The collection-official and non-official-consists of catalogs, minutes,
reports, programs, correspondence, photographs, blueprints, special
publications, and biographies.
Staff
University
Archivist Rosina Tammany rtammany@emich.edu 734.487.0020
ext. 2301
Archives
Assistant John Clark john.clark@emich.edu 734.487.0020
ext. 2300
Hours
of Service
Monday
- Friday 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
While
appointments are not required during this time, visitors are asked to contact
the Archives prior to their visit. Some collections have access restrictions
and/or are stored in another location.
Under
special circumstances, appointments will be necessary.
All
university holidays are observed.
Research
The
Archives is open to all individuals who have a serious interest in, and
specific use for, its holdings.
Research
must be conducted within the Archives Reading Room. Material is not loaned
under any circumstances.
For
details on the Archives Collections, contact an Archives staff member.
Information about books in Special Collections, which are located in the
archives, appears in the Library's on-line catalog.
Research
requests received by phone, through the mail, email or by FAX will be handled
as time and availability of staff allow.
Class
or Group Use of the Collections
Because
space in the Archives is limited, classes or other groups that wish to use the
collections must contact the Archivist at least two weeks in advance to arrange
the details of such use.
Help
If
you have questions about our Archives, please contact us at 734-487-0020 ext.
2301 or 2300.
Frequently
Requested Material:
In
order to preserve the Archives collection and still provide easy access to
researchers, the following heavily used materials are also available in the
general library collections. Please
check our online catalog for exact location and holdings information
LD3244.A314 The
Aurora (yearbook) 1893-1995 1st
Level South
LD3244.A33x Board
of Regents Minutes (current) Reserve
Reference Circulation, 1st Level
No
call number Class Schedules (current copy) Reserve
Reference Circulation, 1st Level
No
call number Eastern Echo (student newspaper)
(current issues) Newspaper Reading Room, 2nd Level
(older
issues) Microfilm Cabinets, 2nd
Level
No
call number Faculty Course Evaluations (current
copy) Reserve Reference Circulation, 1st
Level
LD3244.A35x Graduate
Catalogs (current copy) Reserve
Reference Circulation, 1st Level
(older
copies) 1st Level
South
LD1741.E465A35x Staff
Salary Schedules (current copy) Reserve
Reference Circulation, 1st Level
LD3244.A3 Undergraduate
Catalogs (current copy) Reserve
Reference Circulation, 1st Level
(older
copies) 1st Level South
Search
Name/Title Theses & Dissertations 1st
Level South
LD3244.P8 History
of the Michigan State Normal School Reference
Collection 1st Level North
(Daniel Putnam, 1899) 3rd
Level Book Stacks
Storage
(ARC)
LD3244.I8x History
of Eastern Michigan University, Reference
Collection 1st Level North
1849-1965
(Egbert R. Isbell, 1971) 3rd
Level Book Stacks
Storage
(ARC)
F574.Y8C6 Story
of Ypsilanti (Harvey C. Colburn, 1923) 3rd
Level Book Stacks
Storage
(ARC)
LD1741.E28x Eastern
Michigan University: A Sesquicentennial Reserve
Reference Circulation, 1st Level
Portrait
(Laurence N. Smith & Paul C. Heaton, 1999) Reference
Collection 1st Level North
3rd
Level Book Stacks
HV6248.C65J64x John
Norman Collins (Archived News Clippings) Reserve
Reference Circulation, 1st Level
(Murder-Michigan-Washtenaw County)
Two-volumes.
Loose-leaf notebooks
See
also:
HV6533.M5 K49 Michigan Murders (Edward Keyes, 1976) 3rd
Level Book Stacks
LD
3244.E28x Eastern Michigan University History & Facts, Reserve
Reference Circulation, 1st Level
Compiled
by University Archives.
Vol.
1-11 Loose-leaf notebooks
Related
Links of Interest: HISTORIC TOUR OF EMU
WEBPAGE http://www.emich.edu/walkingtour
* Walking
Tour of Campus * Aerial Views of
Campus * Buildings on Campus Today
Photos
and History of Each Building
* Chronological
Tour, 1852-present * Buildings That No Longer Exist
* Historic
Moments
Chronology
of Significant EMU Events * EMU Presidents, 1851-Present * Maps
of Campus
Short
History & Photos
