Moving takes a lot of people.
Sometimes it gets messy.
After the mess you have emptiness.
Areas that were tidy, are not tidy anymore.
Bizarre accidents happen. Not to worry, no books (or librarians) were harmed.
Soon we will be all tidy and organized again. Ths is a library, after all.
The Microfiche collection has been moved to the 1st floor of the addition. Photo 1 below shows the view from the Current Periodical room. The collection is down the hallway to the left, just prior to passing into the original building. Photo 2 shows the collection itself.
The microfiche collection houses a number of valuable resources, including the ERIC educational documents and a large number of government document titles.
View from the Current Periodical Room
Microfiche Collection
This year we’ll begin sprucing up the older part of Odum Library.
This list will help you find things and people that have been moved— such as the Circulation desk, Distance Learning offices, Instructional Materials Collection (IMC), Fine Arts Materials Collection (FAMC), Governor’s Honors Program scores (GHP), and Interlibrary Loan (ILL) offices.
Ask us if you need help!
Everything located on the original second floor (old side of the second floor) is being moved.
If you need help finding something that was on the original second floor please ask us.
We have Live Chat, you can call us at 333-7149, or stop by the Reference Desk or a Circulation desk (located near both entrances).
IMC materials and GHP music scores previously located on the second floor near the Circulation desk have moved downstairs to what was the Newspaper Lounge.
Visit the Browsing Collection on the first floor. Their new home is quite spacious – plenty of room for visitors to relax.
Lots of popular books hang out here.
Our New York Times bestsellers (BROWSE books) have been moved to the 1st floor.
Go down the stairs in front of the 2nd floor Circulation desk, and veer off to your right. They’re arranged on tables there, by call number.
Right now you could check out Maya Angelou’s Letter to My Daughter, Laura Lippman’s Another Thing to Fall, Elizabeth George’s Careless in Red, The Yankee Years by Joe Torre, or The American journey of Barack Obama.
Happy Reading!
