Collection: Columbia University Alumni Directories and Registers, 1820s-2010s - Columbia University Libraries Archival Collections Search Results

Creator: Columbia University. Archives
Abstract Or Scope: This collection represents the alumni directory and register holdings at the University Archives. This finding aid was created to facilitate access to the most requested volumes. There are also links for those volumes available online. For the most part, Alumni Directories include information about alumni living and who have shared contact information for publication. Alumni Registers list former students, including those who are no longer living. If you cannot find the volume for the school or program you are interested in, please contact the University Archives at uarchives@columbia.edu.

Abstract Or Scope: Containing 99,721 names of both graduates and non-graduates from 1754 through 1931, this register may include for each former student: name, academic connection with Columbia (degree, class, school), one address and occupation as of 1931. The volume also contains information about honorary degree recipients and types of degrees offered by the University through 1931.

Abstract Or Scope: Compiled by Leonhard Felix Fuld. Includes biographical sketches, organized by class year, for classes 1758 to 1775. This material originally appeared in the Columbia University Quarterly.

Abstract Or Scope: The Law Library's Special Collections contains a number of materials useful for either genealogical or institutional research such as class lists, student newspapers, photographs, and yearbooks from select years. For more information about the Law School and their archival holdings, please contact the Special Collections Librarian at the Arthur W. Diamond Law Library. In addition to the volumes listed below, the University Archives holds alumni registers and directories for the School of Law: 1893, 1923, 1926, 1929, 1933, 1938, 1949, 1955, 1965, and 1973. To request these volumes, contact uarchives@columbia.edu.

Abstract Or Scope: The Archives and Special Collections at the Augustus C. Long Health Sciences Library of Columbia University collects, preserves, organizes, and makes available rare and unique materials documenting the history of the health sciences in general and at the Columbia University Medical Center (CUMC) in particular. The department also serves as the archives for the schools of the CUMC: College of Physicians & Surgeons (1767), School of Nursing (1892), College of Dental Medicine (formerly the School of Dental & Oral Surgery) (1916), Mailman School of Public Health (1922), College of Pharmaceutical Sciences (1829) and Presbyterian Hospital (1868-1997). For more information, please contact hslarchives@columbia.edu.

Abstract Or Scope: The original, completed and returned 8-page survey forms used to compile this volume are also available at the University Archives, School of Engineering biographical records, 1926-1927. This collection consists of the biographical data questionnaires completed by former students of the School of Engineering in 1926.

Abstract Or Scope: Alumni directories, for the most part, list students who have graduated, who are still alive and who have shared contact information. In addition to the large Columbia University volumes, there are individual school or program directories listed below. Schools are organized alphabetically and the directories, chronologically.

Abstract Or Scope: Alumni registers list students who have graduated. There is one volume for the graduates of King's College with biographical information. The rest of the registers are listed chronologically by date of publication. Please note that the 1932 Alumni Register includes both graduates and non-graduates.

Abstract Or Scope: In addition to contemporary collections in all areas of the Teachers College curriculum, the Gottesman Libraries maintain four major historical collections of books, manuscripts, and archival materials. These collections focus on the history of Teachers College, educational research and scholarship, curriculum materials, and children's fiction. For more information, please contact the Special Collections and Digital Librarian.