The former Alcohol Studies Archives and Special Collections at the Information Services Division are now housed in the Rutgers University Annex, with the exception of the Ralph G. Connor Alcohol Research Reference Files (CARRF), and currently unavailable for research. Select materials have been digitized and are available in the Digital Alcohol Studies Archives. Contact the librarian for more information.
This open access collection provides free access to over 1,000 searchable full texts and images selected from the print collection, digital artifacts, and remnants of the defunct CAS Library and Archives. A collection preserved and partly digitized over eighty years at Yale and Rutgers provides a glimpse into a crucial phase in the history of science: the birth and evolution of modern-day alcohol studies as the Section on Alcohol Studies evolved into the Center of Alcohol Studies from the initial period at Yale (1943-1961) through the successive decades at Rutgers since 1962
The collection is divided into five sections: publications, notable people, special collections, Summer School, and images, with a search portal on the homepage.
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