Go to the Kaufman Library homepage.
Note: To access electronic resources (journals, eBooks, electronic databases) while off-campus, the current GALILEO password will be required. This password is visible in the MyCourses portal, under Student Resources or Faculty Resources.
First Floor:
Books with Call Numbers A-PZ or REF A-PZ
Academic Journals and Popular Magazines
DVDs (Cases are in the Stacks; DVD discs are behind the Circulation Desk)
Newspapers
Oversized Books
Popular Reading (Fiction and Non-Fiction)
Second Floor:
Books with Call Numbers Q-Z or REF Q-Z
Business Bookshelf
Center for Teaching Excellence Collection (CTE)
CATS Testing Materials
Early Education Curriculum Collection
Most academic libraries - Kaufman Library included - use the Library of Congress Classification System (LCC) to arrange their materials and keep them in order.
LCC assigns a series of numbers and letters to create call numbers for library materials. Call numbers serve as addresses that can help you locate the items you're looking for on the shelves. Call numbers are usually applied to the spine or front of a library item. Each book and DVD has a unique call number. Want to know how to read and understand call numbers? Check out this video tutorial: Library of Congress Classification.