Obtaining Printed Copies
The following Five College publications are available in printed form upon request from the Five College office (413-256-8316).

Many of the publications are saved as PDF files, which are available for download on this page. You can view them with the free Adobe Acrobat Reader, available from Adobe at:
www.adobe.com/products/acrobat/readstep.html

Available Publications
Faculty Handbook
A guide to important consortial resources for faculty members at the Five Colleges, this publication is now being published exclusively online.

The Power of Five Colleges
A gatefold brochure explaining to students what the Five College consortium does and what it has to offer.

Five College Directory
The directory is no longer being published and has been converted to an online tool accessible from the link above.

Academic Calendar
An integrated schedule of the academic calendars of the five colleges for the current year.

Five College Cooperation:
A Guide to the Consortial Framework
A detailed description of the consortium that addresses common questions about its structures, policies, and procedures, joint programming and other forms of collaboration both academic and administrative.

Five College Annual Report 2010-2011 (PDF)
The current document does not contain financial data. Check back soon for a new file containing financial data.

Five College Ink magazine
Five College Ink is a magazine of features and news that highlights current developments and issues involving the five colleges and Five College cooperation. It is issued twice a year in fall and spring.

Five College Ink Newsbreaks, Spring 2011 (PDF)
Newsbreaks is printed 2-4 times annually and provides short summaries of recent Five College news and developments.

Five Colleges: In Brief
A concise introduction to the consortium, in pamphlet form.

Cultures of Cooperation
Proceedings for the Five College November 1999 conference on "The Future Role of Consortia in Higher Education" are available to download in PDF 4.0 format. The three files comprise the cover, the main text, and the appendix of the printed book.

Program Brochures
Buddhist Studies
Coastal and Marine Sciences
Culture, Health, and Science Program
Dance at the Five Colleges
Early Music Program
International Relations
Latin American Studies
Music
Native American Indian Studies

Affiliated Publications
African Studies Review
The professional journal of the African Studies Association has recently transferred its editorial offices to the five colleges. The editorial staff includes members of the Five College African Studies Council.
Editors: Miriam Goheen, Amherst College; and Ralph Faulkingham, University of Massachusetts.

The Massachusetts Review
A Quarterly of Literature, the Arts, and Public Affairs
Published independently with the support and cooperation of the five colleges and Five Colleges, Incorporated.
Editors: Mary Heath and Paul Jenkins, South College, University of Massachusetts Amherst, Amherst, MA
Subscriptions available: 413-545-2689

Contributions In Black Studies
Supported by the Five College Black Studies Committee
Editor: Ernest Allen, Department of Afro-American Studies, University of Massachusetts

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