Student Learning Outcomes

1. A student using the library should be able to access the materials needed for his or her research to complete an assignment.

1.  To support the students’ information needs by developing print and digital collections based on the university objectives of teaching, research, and public service.
2. To support the students’ research needs by building and maintaining a collection of Internet resources which are appropriate for the undergraduate student and the selected graduate programs offered on campus.
3. To support the students’ delivery needs by making internet resources accessible to resident and distance learning students.
4. To support the students’ needs for local historical information.
5. To support the students’ scholarly needs through the development of electronic, microform and print resource collections that parallel the academic curriculum.

2. Following a bibliographic instruction session, students should be aware of the resources available to them, including the human resources of the library faculty and staff.

1. To support the students’ learning needs through the provision of reference services.
2. To support the students’ research needs by providing guidance in the use of library resources in all forms.
3. To support the students’ learning needs by working with teaching faculty to integrate scholarly resources into courses and course content.