The Tuskegee University Libraries provide bibliographies, books, CD-ROM's, internet access, jorunals, newspapers, microfilms, audiovisuals, and other materials necessary to support the objectives of the university.
Course related instruction is the usual method used.
The course instructors schedule class appointments for library instruction, usually during one or two sessions of class time. Users are exposed to intricate research skills, and to a wider range of library materials than they would normally have. The collection consists of non-print materials and equipment for use by faculty, staff and students. In addition to the basic collection of films, filmstrips, cassettes, and phonograph records, the center has a supplemental collection of archival materials relating to Afro-Americans. Equipment such as electronic carrels projectors and VCR's are also available.