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CSRC Library and Archive and Special Collections Established in 1969, the UCLA Chicano Studies Research Center Library and Archive was the first library of its kind and is now the only freestanding Chicano studies library in the United States. It provides information resources, reference services, and bibliographic instruction for those seeking information on Chicano history and culture. The library makes its holdings accessible to users from UCLA and from around the world. If you wish to access one of our special collections, please contact us before you visit, as we may need time to retrieve the materials. Please note that the materials in the CSRC Library may not be checked out. They may be used in the library, and most may be photocopied. The CSRC Library's exhibition space highlights special collections and the CSRC's research projects. On display through February are Gronk's Paper Napkins and Sandra de la Loza's Mural Remix Lightboxes. Hours Monday-Friday 10:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. Location UCLA Chicano Studies Research
Center Library & Archive Contacts Lizette Guerra, MLIS,
Librarian/Archivist Michael Stone, MFA, Archives Manager mstoneic@ucla.edu Mission The CSRC Library was established in 1969 to support the development of scholarship, teaching, and research in Chicano Studies at UCLA. The library serves the field worldwide through a variety of information resources: print materials, digital resources, and archival holdings, as well as through reference assistance and bibliographic instruction. Yolanda Vargas Retter, former CSRC librarian Related Links: UCLA César E. Chávez Department of Chicana & Chicano Studies
Institute of American Cultures
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