In addition to public health laboratories, clinics, and New York Presbyterian Hospital, the Health Sciences campus is home to the Augustus C. Long Health Sciences Library and Archives. The Graduate School of Arts and Sciences located at the Morningside Heights campus at 116th Street and Broadway is home to the Department of History and Butler Library, one of the nation's premier research libraries and rare book and manuscript collections. University shuttle buses and public transportation link the two campuses. The rich intellectual and faculty resources of some of New York's leading universities are available through collaborative Inter-University Program in the History of Health and Science. Haven Avenue, New York, NY 10032.
Most doctoral students receive substantial financial support.
The program draws on a distinguished and diverse faculty whose interests include the history of hospitals and other health-related institutions, infectious disease policy, occupational and environmental disease, immigration, ethical issues in human genetics, human experimentation, and urban and minority health public health. In addition to a core faculty of historians, the program draws on ethicists, epidemiologists, and physicians.