Women and Gender Studies Resources   Tags: gender, women  

For information about current course offerings, please visit the Gender and Sexuality Studies Program web site.

If you should need further assistance, and would like to arrange a research consultation, please contact:

Sandy Rosenstock 

Women's Studies Selector

rose@princeton.edu.

The collections in Princeton University Library are rich and varied for the study of women and gender.  This highly selective guide covers a range of primary and secondary resources available in print, microform, and electronic format.  In most cases, the subject-specific tabs above will list important reference works, encyclopedias, bibliographies, biographical sources, and full text databases.  Collections listed under the tab, Primary Sources for Historical Research, are topically arranged microfilm sets of personal papers, periodicals, and organizational records, while many other sets document women’s role in the suffrage movement, science and medicine, and other significant events of the nineteenth- and twentieth-centuries.  Use the Special Collections Finding Aids tab to link to detailed scope and content descriptions of women and gender materials housed in the Department of Rare Books and Special Collections, and the Seeley G. Mudd Manuscript Library.