Additional Resources
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American Indian Resource Center at the Huntington Park LibraryAmerican Indian “NDN” 101, an informal question and answer forum, is held every third Saturday of the month from 1 – 5 PM. This is an open forum to ask questions and get answers about American Indian history and current affairs. This forum is geared towards adults, high school to graduate students, professionals and anyone interested in American Indians. If you have a specific subject of interest please contact the librarian in advance.
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Museum of the American WestExplore the Collections Online database to see images of the fascinating art, objects, photographs, and documents in the collections.
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Discussion groups, news feeds for anthropology, and moreIncludes links to blogs, video blogs, news, discussion groups and links
Annual Review of Anthropology
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Head Librarian
Dr. Melissa Miller
Contact:
Dr. Melissa L. Miller
Head, Hoose Library of Philosophy / Humanities Librarian
SUBJECT SPECIALIST - COLLECTIONS, TEACHING & RESEARCH:
* Philosophy
* Religion
* Anthropology
* History of Science & Technology
* Linguistics
* Comparative Literature
SUBJECT SPECIALTIES CONTINUED:
* Manuscript Studies
* Digital Humanities
* Leadership & Project Management
SCALAR DIGITAL HUMANITIES PROJECT:
* USC Illuminated Medieval Manuscripts
LINK: https://scalar.usc.edu/works/usc-illuminated-medieval-manuscripts/index
Research Consultations scheduled via email.
WebsiteHead, Hoose Library of Philosophy / Humanities Librarian
SUBJECT SPECIALIST - COLLECTIONS, TEACHING & RESEARCH:
* Philosophy
* Religion
* Anthropology
* History of Science & Technology
* Linguistics
* Comparative Literature
SUBJECT SPECIALTIES CONTINUED:
* Manuscript Studies
* Digital Humanities
* Leadership & Project Management
SCALAR DIGITAL HUMANITIES PROJECT:
* USC Illuminated Medieval Manuscripts
LINK: https://scalar.usc.edu/works/usc-illuminated-medieval-manuscripts/index
Research Consultations scheduled via email.