Teaching and Study Resources
Describes the department's print and/or microfilm holdings of national Catholic directories for Canada, Mexico, and the United States and Jesuit province catalogs worldwide since the 19th century, which aid in illuminating the whereabouts of Catholic priests and groups of relgious stationed at specific institutions with respect to Marquette special collections, e.g. Bureau of Catholic Indian Missions Records. The Index to the Catholic Directories for the United States with Appended Countries, 1817, 1822, 1833- provides further information and navigational assistance.
GUIDE TO CATHOLIC RECORDS ABOUT NATIVE AMERICANS IN THE UNITED STATES
Revised edition, 2017-2020; 1,100 guide entries, 5 volumes. Through repository-based entries, Marquette's Native Guide provides referrals to records at other repositories and extensive illumination of its Native America collections. The guide entries include contact information and brief descriptions of each repository's targeted records, and for the Catholic organizations, chronologies are included that identify their past involvement with numerous Native American and Catholic groups (e.g. dioceses, priests, women religious). The chronologies, some of which are extensive, provide essential pathways for identifying and navigating diverse topics within the Native America collections, e.g. Bureau of Catholic Indian Missions Records. See the selected list of Native Guide entries for suggested student class paper topics that use the Native America collections, e.g. Bureau of Catholic Indian Missions Records, in tandem with the Native Guide.
GUIDE TO CATHOLIC-RELATED RECORDS ABOUT NATIVE AMERICANS IN THE UNITED STATES
2006 edition, 5 volumes, superseded by above.
Volume 1. Eastern United States
Volume 2. Midwest United States
Volume 3. Western United States
Volume 5. Help & A-Z Index
SOURCES ON THE HISTORY OF WOMEN
Information about holdings within the Department of Special Collections and University Archives containing documentation about women and women's history. Holdings are listed under the department's main collecting areas.
