Alaska Native archival collections : Other collections with Alaska Native content

HMC-1256. The Forum supports humanities-related projects in education, leadership, and many types of public programming. The collection includes products of grants obtained by Alaska Native organizations and individuals.

HMC-0068. Papers of an anthropologist who conducted research in the Aleutian Islands from 1948-1979.

HMC-1087. The Community Health Aide (CHA) Program was developed in the 1950s in response to a number of health concerns including the tuberculosis epidemic, high infant mortality, and high rate of injuries in rural Alaska. By 2011, the CHA Program consisted of a network of approximately 550 Community Health Aides/Practitioners (CHA/Ps) in over 170 rural Alaskan villages. CHA/Ps work with mid-level providers, physicians, regional hospitals, the Alaska Native Medical Center, and the Alaska Area Native Health Service to provide health-care for communities in Alaska.

HMC-1112. Papers of an anthropologist who conducted research in many locations in Alaska.

HMC-0455. Papers of a doctor who worked at US Public Health Service hospitals in Kanakanak, Bethel, and Anchorage, and who researched the history of tuberculosis in Alaska.

HMC-1095. Papers of an archeologist who participated in archeological digs in the Aleutians in 1937 and on Amchitka during WWII.

HMC-0136. Papers of an archeologist who studied Koniag Alutiiq artifacts from Kodiak.

HMC-0367. This collection from a botanist and nutritionist contains materials gathered for the Alaska Dietary Survey of 1956-1961.

HMC-0475. Papers of a librarian who did research on library services in rural Alaska communities.

HMC-0932. Papers of a doctor who served in Bethel, at the Alaska Native Medical Center in Anchorage, and who directed the Community Health Aide Program.

HMC-0458. Population data from the Aleutian Islands collected by a sociologist.

HMC-0360. The papers of a physical anthropologist who worked in the Aleutian Islands.

HMC-0165. apers of a biologist who studied the culture, technology, and artifacts of the Inupiat peoples of the Kotzebue Sound and the Seward Peninsula areas from 1949 to 1953.

HMC-0690. Papers of an anthropologist who participated in Smithsonian research expeditions to the Aleutian Islands.

HMC-0687. Papers of an anthropologist, linguist, and human physiologist who worked in Alaska and other Arctic regions.

HMC-1300. Papers of a cultural anthropologist and folklorist who conducted research in Kodiak, Tanacross, and Upper Tanana.

HMC-0213. Records of an Alaskan community action program.

UAA-0094. Records of program that provided support and outreach to Alaska Native high school and college students interested in the health field.

UAA-0132. Records relating to the creation and operations of an educational support office for Native students.