The combined collections of the various General Library facilities total more than 3.5 million volumes, and more than 48,000 periodical and journal titles are received annually. An extensive variety of government documents, maps, microforms, and CD-ROMs are also part of the collection. A Law Library, under the administration of the School of Law, is located in King Hall. A CD-ROM database network provides access to additional scholarly journal literature retrievable from the library or remote sites. Additionally, Internet terminals are available for patron use in all our facilities.
Librarians are also available for consultation on sources for research projects.
Other computer databases are available through each of the reference departments. The libraries cooperate with the Disabilities Resource Center in providing specialized equipment to facilitate library use by disabled patrons. TAs learn how to use writing to stimulate class discussions and how to coach students through the process of writing papers. TAs can request workshops through their professors or by contacting the Writing Center. The Center also offers writing seminars for graduate students to help them with their papers, proposals and dissertations.