Snowden Library, Lycoming College Library Overview Constructed in 1968, the library is named after late state Senator John G. Snowden. Snowden Library is a teaching library with a strong instructional support program designed to enhance the curriculum of the college and provide students with life-long information skills. The print collection includes more than 170,000 volumes, approximately 950 periodical titles, and a strong reference section selected for undergraduate education. The Snowden Memorial Library also serves as a partial depository for U.S. government publications and houses the Lycoming College Archives and the Central Pennsylvania Conference of the United Methodist Church Archives .
Circulation is limited to four books at a time from the regular circulating collection.
The borrowing period is four weeks. Your college ID is your library card. After holidays or other times when the library is closed, materials found in the book drops will be considered as returned on the last day the library was open, and fines will be calculated to that day. Outstanding bills will result in grades being withheld or commencement being delayed until the bill is paid. Reserve materials are fined at a different rate.