Donald & Beverly Gerth Special Collections and University Archives - Sacramento State

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Organization Description

The Donald & Beverly Gerth Special Collections & University Archives (SCUA) serves as the principal location for the historical research collections at California State University, Sacramento. The primary strengths of the collection are post-World War II political, social, and environmental history of the Sacramento region and the history of the California State University, Sacramento. The Department's holdings include printed books, literary and historical manuscripts, photographs, and university archives. Subject collections include the Japanese American Archival Collection (JAAC), the Tsakopoulos Hellenic Collection, the Mexican American community in the Sacramento region, the northern California Native American communities, and the Sexual and Gender Identity Collection. For more information about how to access our collections, please contact us by phone 916-278-6144 or send email tolib-scua@csus.edu

The University Library’s Special Collections are named after Donald and Beverly Gerth. The 10th President of Sacramento State from 1984-2003, Gerth enhanced the campus’ role as the “State University in the State Capital.” Our campus oral history, looking back on President Gerth’s time in office, contains more detailed information on The Center for California Studies, the development of centers of Research and Actions within state government and public policy, the emergence of the Department of Public Policy and Administration, and University Governance.

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6000 J St.
University Library, #1500
Sacramento, CA 95819
United States
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Service Learning
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Historical Society/Museum or Library (Nonprofit)
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Adults, Children/Youth, College Students, Seniors, Teens/Young Adults
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Research and Development