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INMAN E. PAGE LIBRARY

Inman E. Page Library serves as the primary educational resource center of Lincoln University, supporting the curricular and research needs of the institution through the development of pertinent library collections and the provision of services designed to facilitate access to information. The 80,000 square foot facility has a seating capacity of approximately 450, contains over 270,000 volumes, 66 paper periodical titles and 190 serial microform titles. The library has been designed to accommodate computers and laptops (including wireless), fiber optics, and Internet access. The Library has desktop computers for student use. Private and group study rooms are available for student, faculty and staff use. Two computer classrooms are available for faculty, staff, students and community patrons based upon availability. Priority will be given to academic requests. Photocopying equipment is available.

Almost all the functions of the library are fully automated through the online catalog. The system is also accessible from any personal computer with Internet access.

Lincoln University Page Library is a member of the MOBIUS Consortium which links the academic libraries in the state of Missouri (over 50 colleges, universities and some public libraries are members). MOBIUS is a common library platform which creates a virtual collection of approximately 14 million items and gives members access to direct borrowing between member institutions, allowing Lincoln University access to those 14 million items available. The library provides an interlibrary loan service for sources not available in Page Library.

The library is a member of the American Library Association, Lyrasis, Amigos, and a full member of Online Computer Library Center (OCLC), which provides access to approximately 45 million catalog records. Page library subscribes to numerous journal databases and ebook collections through the EBSCOhost platform. It also serves as a partial depository of material published by the United States Government.

Tours and classes can be arranged to cover areas from general orientation to the library through customized information literacy research classes in specific fields of study. For

more information, please call (573) 681-5504 or visit www.lincolnu.edu or

http://222.facebook.com/pagelibrary

The library is open to the public 93 hours per week during the regular academic semester. The regular hours are:

Monday through Thursday 7:30 a.m.-Midnight Friday 8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m.

Saturday 11 a.m.-8:00 p.m. Sunday 3:00 p.m.-Midnight For more information:

http://www.lincolnu.edu/web/library/library T: (573) 681-5504

University Archives and Lloyd L. Gaines Ethnic Studies Center

The University Archives and Lloyd Gaines Ethnic Studies Center is located on the third floor of Page Library. It serves as the official repository for the historical records and documents of the University. The University Archives strives to preserve Lincoln’s history while providing access to the materials for users throughout the institution and in the community. The Lincoln Collection is the largest collection in the Archives. It contains photos, clippings, documents and manuscripts about the history of Lincoln University. These are for library use only. The Archives also has a presence on the web through the

Digital Archives. Documents on Lincoln’s history are scanned and placed on the web.

To access these documents, go to the address

http://www.lincolnu.edu/web/library/archives and click on the Digital Archives link. In addition, the University Archives promotes cultural awareness through supporting and sponsoring workshops and displaying archival artifacts and art. The Archives also houses a collection of rare, old books about different cultures. All items housed in the Archives or which have the label ARCH for Archives are for library use only and are fragile, requiring special care when handling.

Outside the Archives is the A.P. Marshall African American Studies Collection. The Archives staff works to maintain and add to this collection of books by and about African- Americans and persons of other cultures. These books may be checked out. For more information, please call (573) 681-5514.

Elizabeth Briscoe Wilson Technology Center

The Elizabeth Briscoe Wilson Technology Center (EBW Technology Center) provides a variety of services. These services include access to a varied collection of media, equipment, media production and instruction and multimedia rooms. The EBW Technology Center is located on the ground floor of Page Library and serves the University as an academic support unit. There are a variety of materials, including hardware and software, which are maintained by the center. Available audiovisual materials include video, DVDs and multimedia kits. These items are searchable via through the library’s online catalog.

The EBW Technology Center also provides basic technology services and expertise or specialty driven services, such as graphic and video production or dubbing, hands-on technology guidance and instruction, study, viewing rooms, equipment assistance, search aid, and other common technology and library services. The basic services are available

for the full operational hours of the library during all semesters. Specialized Services

requiring expertise, such as video editing, graphics and publication editing/creation, or technology workshops may be limited by varying office hours and skilled personnel and are usually best made available via appointment. Call (573) 681-5260 or visit Inman E. Page Library or its website.

Online Services supported by the EBW Technology Center and Reference

Inman E. Page Library has an online presence that includes several valuable resources for faculty, staff, students and community. These resources may all be accessed via the website or by visiting the following links:

Twitter: @TeamPage at https://twitter.com/teampage

Blue Tiger Commons

Blue Tiger Commons is an institutional repository service of Inman E. Page Library. It preserves, dissimilates and showcases the history, growth, and development of Lincoln University. Blue Tiger Commons capture, store, index, and provide long term access to all scholarship and research produced by the Lincoln University community, including monographs, peer-reviewed journals, teaching and learning resources, grant funded research & reports, theses , working papers, artwork, conferences, etc. The repository can also house relevant documents created by administrative offices, departments, and programs at the Lincoln University. The content in the Blue Tiger Commons is discoverable by Google, Google Scholar, and other search engines, which makes it easy to share and collaborate with anyone through Internet. Visit Blue Tiger Commons website at

http://bluetigercommons.lincolnu.edu.