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Arlington Baptist College |
Enriching the Mind, Inspiring the Heart |
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Librarian: Mrs. Denise Watts
Assistant Librarian: Mrs. Amy Schaeffer
Library Staff: Francis Angwenyi & Esther Kamau
Voice: 817.461.8741 Ext. 127
Fax: 817-274-1138
IM: (Instant Messenger) ABCREFERENCE
Email helpdesk@abconline.org
Hours:
Fall and Spring Semester Hours: August 21 - May 31
Monday - Tuesday - Thursday
7:00am until 9:00pm
Wednesday - Friday
7:00am until 4:00pm
Closed
Saturday and Sunday
Closed for State Holidays
Closed during Chapel Services
Summer Hours: July 24 - August 20
Monday - Thursday
8:00am until 4:00pm
Closed
Friday- Saturday - Sunday
Winter Break Hours
Monday - Friday
8:00am until 3:00pm
Closed Saturday and Sunday
Closed for state holidays
Closed during chapel services
Mission of the Earl K. Oldham Library
The Earl K. Oldham Library is an academic library whose mission is to implement, enrich, and support the mission and goals of the college by satisfying the needs of the students in their academic pursuits, to provide adequate resources for the students’ preparation for Christian ministries, and to assist faculty members in their instruction and professional growth.
The Earl K. Oldham Library achieves its mission by…
• Offering a knowledge base of print, digital, and other media using selection criteria that reflect the academic priorities of the College, and reflects significant research in all areas of study pursued at the College.
• Supporting innovative approaches to teaching, research, and creativity. Instructing faculty, staff, and students in the necessary skills to find, retrieve, analyze, and use these approaches effectively.
• Provide a learning environment with quality facilities that are well organized, with an inviting atmosphere that is conductive to research.
• Emphasizing the role of librarians / information professionals / archivists as consultants and participants in the instructional and research programs of the College.
• Increase opportunities for library staff development in order to stimulate professionalism, improve performance, and enhance service. Encourage faculty collaboration in the development of library pursuits.
Services:
The Library offers its Patrons and Students:
DSL Internet Computers
Word Processing Computers
Printing
Laminating
Scanning
Copying
Audio/Visual Rooms
Computer Technical Help
Internet Searching
Research Assistance
Research Paper Assistance
Study Areas
Fellowship Areas
Classroom Areas
Group Discussion Areas
