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Welcome to Inman E. Page Library's Home on the Web. We hope to make your information seeking experience easier by providing links to many useful electronic resources, such as the Missouri River Regional Library and our Online Public Access Catalog. Please feel free to contact us if you have any needs or suggestions. Note: If you are a Lincolnite, the e-reserve form and the room reservation form are currently available in the library blackboard under Public Forms.

Interested in seeing our Online Yearbooks? You can find The Archives Collection 1915 - 1975 Lincoln University Yearbooks at: www.sos.mo.gov/mdh . "This project is made possible by a grant from the U.S. Institute of Museum and Library Services." Are you interested in learning more about Lincoln University's History? Try checking out Lincoln University's Archives and Ethnic Studies Center here in the library.

 

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Programs and Special Announcements

THE 10TH ANNUAL MARTIN LUTHER KING CIVIL RIGHTS HERITAGE TOUR

March 30 - April 2, 2010

For more information click here:
http://www.king-raleigh.org/ncevent/detail.cfm?EVENT_ID=3058

For the tenth consecutive year the Asheville, Charlotte, Durham and Raleigh MLK Committees in collaboration with The North Carolina Martin Luther King Resource Center, are pleased to sponsor a bus trip to Atlanta, Georgia; Selma, Tuskegee, Montgomery and Birmingham, Alabama; and to Memphis, Tennessee to retrace the steps of Dr. King and other civil rights heroes. The award-winning excursion will visit historical monuments and museums in the bedrock areas of "The Movement's" epic center.

New Library Learning Commons!

The Library Learning Commons was established to facilitate research and media creation for class projects as well as to provide a comfortable location for study and active learning in an academic setting. Students can feel free to bring their laptops and engage in scholarly discussions in a technology friendly environment. The study area of the Learning Commons is open during library hours, while the technology is available via appointment.  The Coordinator of the Learning Commons is Dr. Rinalda Farrar and she can be contacted at 681.5260 or via email: farrarr@lincolnu.edu.

Dr. Rinalda Farrar creates media at the Page Library Learning Commons Multimedia Pod

Dr. Farrar creates media at the Learning Commons Multimedia Station

The seating is comfortable and inviting in the Learning Commons

The seating is comfortable and inviting in the Learning Commons

Multimedia projects are supported at the learning commons by both PC and Mac.

Multimedia Creation is supported in the Learning Commons with both PC and Mac.

 A view from the top of the Library Learning Commons Multimedia Help Station

Students  utilize the Learning Commons to study, problem solve and create multimedia presentations.