UNM's Latin American Iberian Collections
The University of New Mexico University Libraries holds one of the leading public university research collections on Ibero-America in the United States. The collection of more than 400,000 volumes includes books, periodicals, CD-ROMs, maps, manuscripts, and archival holdings as well as photographs, broadsheets, posters, and other visual resources. Local holdings are complemented by a continually expanding range of electronically accessible material. These resources, on-site and remote, serve more than 150 faculty affiliated with the University's Latin American & Iberian Institute; a student population of more than 24,000; and visiting scholars and researchers from throughout the United States and abroad. Our Contribution (Latin American Studies Community)
In addition, the UNM Library is a member of two national collection development and resource-sharing programs, the Latin American Microform Project (LAMP), which operates under the umbrella of the Center for Research Libraries, and the ARL/AAU Latin Americanist Research Resources Pilot Project. These two programs, with their provisions for expedited interlibrary loan and document delivery, add substantially to the common pool of of primary and secondary material available for research on Latin American topics.
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Suzanne SchadlContact Info:
Herzstein Latin American Reading Room
Zimmerman Library
MSC05 3020
1 University of New Mexico
Albuquerque, NM 87131
505-277-8637
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Subjects:
Latin American, Iberian, Hispanic and American studies
Herzstein Latin American Reading Room
Zimmerman Library
MSC05 3020
1 University of New Mexico
Albuquerque, NM 87131
505-277-8637
Send Email
Subjects:
Latin American, Iberian, Hispanic and American studies
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