Students from other countries are encouraged to contact this office for information and materials that will assist with the transition to American higher education. Graduate students from this country who are interested in opportunities to study abroad should contact International Student Services. The library is centrally located on campus and houses a vast amount of resources for research. Interlibrary loan services, microforms, media services, and areas designated for quiet study are available. A valid AASU graduate I.D. card is required to check out materials, including reserve items.
Laptop computers are available for checkout by graduate students.
Brunswick Center, Camden County, Liberty Center, and Others Off-campus library services for graduate programs are supported by the local libraries. The directors of the AASU library and the local libraries coordinate the collection development and library services. Interlibrary loan requests by off-campus students receive a quick response through fax service, electronic delivery service, and UPS delivery service. The Minority Advisement Program helps minority students develop interest in all facets of university life. In addition, social, cultural, and educational activities designed to broaden all students' knowledge of African-American people and their contributions to society are presented.