Oral History Archives at Columbia Research Guide: Home
Oral history resources at Columbia University
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- Collection News from OHACUpdates about oral history collections available
- Making a reading room appointment to use oral history interviewsPlease note that the Oral History Archives at Columbia (OHAC) in the Rare Book & Manuscript Library is a closed-stack, non-circulating collection. Use of analog (i.e. paper transcripts) is not permitted outside of our reading rooms. Here are instructions from ordering special collections materials for use in the reading room.
Oral History Research Guide
Additional Oral History Materials
- Oral History Research GuideDownloadable and clickable links for resources
- Sample Oral History AgreementA sample of an oral history agreement outlining consent to use of interview and a non-exclusive license.
Posting and use of this document as a template does not constitute legal advice by the Oral History Archives at Columbia or the Columbia University Libraries.
- Additional Information for Researching Oral Histories at OHACA list of frequently asked questions for visiting our reading rooms, listening to and reading oral histories, ordering oral history transcripts and audio, and citing oral histories
- Columbia University-related Oral History InterviewsLinks to oral history interviews with: Columbia University alumni, some campus talks, lectures and speeches*, and Columbia-affiliated projects, organizations and groups.
* Selection of talks, lectures, etc. are limited as these are not oral histories and are not part of our collecting policy.
Oral History Archives at Columbia (OHAC)
Kimberly Springer
Contact:
Rare Book & Manuscript Library, 6th Floor, Butler Library, New York 10027
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