Archives & Special Collections
Hours, Policies and and Access
Mission Statement and Collection Policy
Donating to the Archives and Special Collections
Collections
History of UMass Dartmouth & the University Archives
Southeastern Massachusetts Historical Collection
Paul Rudolph & His Architecture
Archives of the Center for Jewish Culture
Franco-American Historical Collections
Congressman Barney Frank Archives Collection
Howard T. Glasser Archives of Folk Music and Letter Arts
Hours, Policies, & Access
The Archives and Special Collections is open to the University of Massachusetts Dartmouth community, to the local community, and to researchers and all interested persons. In-person visits to consult the collections are available by appointment. You do not need an appointment to visit the collections on display in the gallery. For all archival inquiries, email Judy Farrar at jfarrar@umassd.edu.
Claire T. Carney Library Hours
Directions to UMass Dartmouth Library
Parking on campus is free, but visitors should contact the Archives at least two days in advance to make parking arrangements.
Staff
Judy Farrar, Archives and Special Collections Librarian.
- jfarrar@umassd.edu
- (508) 999-8686
Chelsea Fernandes, Archivist for the Ferreira-Mendes Portuguese-American Archives.
- cfernandes6@umassd.edu
- (508) 999-8526
Mario Pereira, Social Historian, Ferreira-Mendes Portuguese-American Archives.
- mpereira6@umassd.edu
- (508) 999-9270
Care and Handling of Archival Material
Our materials are unique and irreplaceable! Help us take care of them.
Duplication fees and guidelines
Rights
The Claire T. Carney Library Archives and Special Collections at UMass Dartmouth offers access to the materials in the Archives and Special Collections for use in research, private study and teaching. Some materials may be protected by copyright. Reproduction of items beyond that allowed by the Fair Use doctrine of the U.S. Copyright Code (section 108) requires written permission of the Claire T. Carney Library Archives and Special Collections and/or the copyright owners. Materials with no copyright are considered in the public domain. If you feel you hold legal rights in the copyright of any materials included on this site, or your copyright has been infringed, under Section 512 (c) of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) you may notify the archives by email or in writing to request that it be taken down.
Guidelines for transferring your permanent records to the Archives and Special Collections.
email: jfarrar@umassd.edu