Heritage Room Collection: Medical Cadet Corps
The Seventh-day Adventist Medical Cadet Corps trained young men and women around the world in battle field first aid to prepare participants to serve in armed forces as medics during World War II and beyond. Union Adventist University hosts a large Medical Cadet Corps collection of artifacts, photographs, and documents donated by Everett Dick and other veterans.
Photographs & Yearbooks
The includes items such as yearbooks and photographs.
Please contact the archives staff for additional information regarding materials that are not yet digitized.
Artifacts
Browse the registers of three-dimensional artifacts which have been processed into the Heritage Room collections.
Clocktower
Union Adventist University's current student newspaper, the Clocktower, began publication in February 1927.
Institutional Registers
Registers for collections of material from Adventist institutions primarily in the Mid America Union (including former Central and Northern Unions), entities of local College View, Nebraska, and Union Adventist University material not included in official institutional records.
Family Registers
Registers for collections of personal and family papers gifted to Union Adventist University.
Educational Messenger
The "Educational Messenger" was a student publication at Union College that ran from 1905 to 1926. The Heritage Collection houses physical copies but can be found online.
Nebraska Memories
A collaborative project of the , includes 107 photographs from Union Adventist University. Many photographs are not yet available online.
MyHeritage
is one of the largest, most internationally diverse genealogy databases of its kind. Libraries that offer MyHeritage Library Edition provide their patrons with access to billions of historical documents, millions of historical photos and other resources in thousands of databases that span the past five centuries.
Thinking of making a donation?
Your financial support helps us preserve and expand our collections, ensuring that valuable historical materials are protected and accessible for future generations.
To manage our capacity, we are currently restricting physical donations. If you have materials you’d like to contribute, please contact us at archives@uau.edu for guidance.
Contact Us
Email:
Location: Don Love Building, LIB241
Phone: 402.486.2514 ext. 2150
For further information regarding policies, procedures, donations, archives, and additional resources, please contact the Heritage Room librarian.
Hours
Monday-Friday - By Appointment Only
Saturday-Sunday - Closed
Please ask for assistance at the circulation desk or heritage room front desk if materials from the Heritage Room are required for research.
Heritage Reading Room books are always available by request during regular
Library hours.
Online Catalog
The location of periodicals, books, and other published material may be accessed in the . Cataloged items in the Heritage Room have a location designation of "Heritage".