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Research Resources and Support
NYC Research Resources
- NYPL:
- The Humanities & Social Sciences Library of the New York Public Library, at 42nd Street and Fifth Avenue, has extensive research collections available to scholars. Graduate Center students can gain access to the Wertheim reading room at the New York Public Library, at 42nd Street and Fifth Avenue, which will allow them for a period of time to have a carrel at the library where they can store books ordered up from the NYPL collection.
The CATNYP online catalogue is available at CATNYP.
- Remarkable resources for the study of African American literature and culture are available at the Schomberg Center for Research in Black Culture
- Mina Rees Library:
- The Graduate Center library is the Mina Rees Library. Material from any CUNY college library can be ordered using CLICS. For books not owned by the CUNY library system, use interlibrary loan, ILL. The library Website hosts a wide range of databases, which can now be accessed from home using your GC i.d. The Eighteenth-Century Reading Room in Mina Rees houses much rare material.
- Other CUNY and New York-based libraries are accessible through the library's RESEARCH links. One unique collection, housed at Queens College, is the Louis Armstrong Archives.
- For materials housed only at NYU or Columbia, students can receive a METRO referral card from the second-floor reference desk in Mina Reese. The NYU BOBCAT and Columbia CLIO catalogues are available online.
- Other special collections are housed at the Pierpont Morgan Library, Poets House, and the New York Historical Society.
- A fuller guide, "Library Resources in the Greater New York Area for the Study of English and American Literature," compiled by students in the Ph.D. Program, is available in the English Program office.
Other Resources
Research grants and fellowships
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Graduate Center grants and fellowships
- External grants in the humanities
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