The WWAMI records provides an extensive record of the program’s activities and impact from 1972 to 2016. This collection includes a wide array of materials, such as office files, course documents, newspaper clippings, press releases, photographs, and correspondence. These documents offer insights into the program's efforts to address rural healthcare shortages by training medical students in diverse, underserved areas. The collection also includes personal notes, memos, and letters that detail the administrative and operational aspects of the program, as well as its interactions with various educational and governmental bodies.

The collection features detailed records of the program’s curriculum development, student activities, and community engagement efforts. Photographs capture moments from field trips, clinical training sessions, and social events, illustrating the practical and community-focused approach of the WWAMI program. The documents also highlight significant achievements, challenges, and changes over the years, providing a comprehensive overview of the program's evolution. Financial records, including budget reports and grant details, emphasize the program's fiscal management and funding efforts. Overall, this collection offers a robust narrative of the WWAMI program’s dedication to improving medical education and healthcare access in rural areas.