Using and Accessing Primary Sources
Who we are
Steve Duckworth, University Archivist, 503-494-0186
- class instruction
- collection management
Meg Langford, Public Services Coordinator, 503-494-5587
- reference requests
- research assistance (email, phone, and by virtual appointment)
Contact Us!
About us
Historical Collections & Archives (HC&A) is home to OHSU's collections of rare books, archives, manuscripts, and artifacts. Serving both the OHSU community and the general public, HC&A supports education and research using these unique collections. We provide a full range of public services to support access to our collections. We also promote diverse and engaging perspectives on the history of health sciences through our exhibits, events, and the OHSU Oral History Program.
Our collections are available for research by appointment, which you can request online. We schedule research visits by appointment between 8:30am and 4:00pm, Monday through Friday, depending on availability. Accessing HC&A spaces physically is rather limited, but we offer a variety of virtual services to assist you in accessing materials at OHSU or through other institutions.
Navigating this guide
- Home
- Why Do Historical Research: Learn about the benefits of learning about and performing historical research
- Historical research: An introduction to archives and historical research
- Types of resources: Learn about primary and secondary sources
- Forming a research topic: Set yourself up for research success
- Analysis: How to evaluate primary sources
- Locating sources: Where to find sources
- Examples: Example research tailored to previous education sessions
- BMI 552/652: Research in Bioinformatics
- BLHD Enrichment Week
- More information: Learn about accessing OHSU materials and how to contact us
- Last Updated: Mar 22, 2023 4:07 PM
- URL: https://libguides.ohsu.edu/primarysourceguide
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