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This policy was adopted by Stanford University Libraries, Department of Special Collections and University Archives, on October 1, 2009 and revised with approval of the University Privacy Office on April 24, 2020; based in part on the National Library of Medicine’s History of Medicine Division’s policy adopted February 17, 2004 and revised May 10, 2004. Scope This policy establishes rules for access to health information of individuals found in archival, manuscript, and image collections in Stanford University’s Special Collections and University Archives.

Several policies govern the use of the rare and unique materials held by Special Collections and University Archives. Field Reading Room policies Permission to publish or broadcast Access to personal health information in the collections .

Join Stanford University's Center for Latin American Studies, the Department of Iberian and Latin American Cultures, the Division of Literatures, Cultures, and Languages, and the Stanford Libraries for a scholarly panel to commemorate half a century of the September 11, 1974 coup with Michael J.

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We acknowledge that description is not neutral, nor are we. We aim to describe our materials in an informative and accurate manner that is respectful to the individuals and communities who create, use, and are represented in the collections we manage.

The Stanford Disability and Disability Rights Advocacy Timeline was started in the summer of 2023 with funding and support provided by the Stanford Historical Society (SHS) and the Stanford University Archives.  The timeline builds on the oral histories conducted in 2020-2023 through the Disability at Stanford Oral History Project .

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What follows below is the edited text of an interview conducted by Cathy Aster, Spotlight Service Manager, with Jennifer Stonaker, PWR Advanced Lecturer on 1 February 2024. Jennifer is the creator of the exhibit: Arizona Garden - A historic garden at Stanford University .

Abigail Mead recently completed a 10 week internship in Conservation Services. The internship was designed for someone interested in pursuing a career in the conservation of book and paper collections.

The Stanford East Asia Library holds robust special collections of rare Chinese, Japanese, and Korean materials. Learn more about our collections and how to access them, including procedures for using the reading room.