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Teaching with Special Collections & University Archives

Special Collections and University Archives Instruction Philosophy

Special Collections and University Archives (SC/UA) has a robust instructional program that supports undergraduate, graduate, and K-12 learning. We believe engaging with rare and unique materials to enables people to make profound connections between the past and the present. While we primarily provide instruction that supports the Rutgers undergraduate curriculum, we are happy to work with faculty and students from other colleges and universities as well. SC/UA faculty and staff have individual expertise and can provide sessions tailored to instructor needs, from the basics of navigating and conducting research in SC/UA to sessions grounded in hands-on, active learning in a specific subject area.

SC/UA faculty are highly engaged and experienced in teaching and learning at Rutgers-New Brunswick. In addition to teaching within SC/UA, our faculty teach full-semester courses within departments and schools at Rutgers, and in the Byrne First-Year Seminar program.

Special Collections and University Archives Resources

Videos

Welcome to Special Collections and University Archives

This video provides a high-level introduction to Special Collections and University Archives, as well as archives generally. It is aimed primarily at undergraduates, but can be a helpful intro in other settings. Feel free to use and share.

Digital Resources

Digital Resources Guide

This guide brings together all currently available Special Collections and University Archives digital resources, as well as digital resources outside of Rutgers that are related to our work and that we frequently use. The guide will be updated and annotated as we make more digital resources available.

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