The College Libraries support course affordability and ease of access by encouraging the use of library books, eBooks, DVDs, streaming video, and articles in your course curriculum. The library encourages such usage by offering physical and electronic reserves.
Our librarians and archivists can help you identify affordable materials for your curriculum, whether it is a library-licensed resource, an Open Educational Resource (OER), or freely-available resource. If we do not have something you need, you can make a purchase suggestion and the library will investigate purchasing or licensing options.
Request books, eBooks, DVDs, journals, databases, and other resources to support your teaching and investigate read & publish agreements to support your research.
Collection Development
Make specific library materials easy for your students to access by adding them to physical or electronic reserve.
Reserves
Explore primary sources in Special Collections, Avery Research Center for African American History and Culture, and SCHS
A suite of spaces, equipment, resources, and services for curricular activities related to digital scholarship and media creation located in Addlestone Library.
Key resources for doing academic research in race and social justice
Resources for teaching about race, equity, and inclusion available from the College Libraries.
Teaching REI Resources
Resources for teaching and learning about American history and government with emphasis on materials required by the 2021 REACH Act.
REACH Act Resources
