Easter Library
 The college library is the student's access to information necessary for satisfying course requirements, personal enrichment, or vocational preparation.
Originally built in 1970 and expanded in 1989 with gracious gifts by Dr. and Mrs. Lowell Easter and others, the  Easter Library contains over 112,000 volumes; over 16,000 regularly received paper and electronic periodical titles; and thousands of music scores and multimedia materials. Collections of children's literature, curriculum materials, pamphlets, and the college archives were provided in part by a gift from Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Murray.
The library is recognized for its outstanding holdings in creationism, Biblical studies, Native Americans, official American Civil War records, and American Presidents. The library is a member of three professional networks - the Tampa Bay Library Consortium (TBLC), the Online Computer Library Center (OCLC), and the Association of Christian Libraries (ACL) - which expands the available resources to over 194 million records from libraries in 112 countries and territories.
In addition to serving our campus population, Easter Library is open to the public whether through onsite visits or through our online services. Our dedicated and trained staff is always ready to give assistance and service whenever needed.
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Being in college entails countless hours of reading, research, and writing. A well-equipped library and cheerful, competent staff are essential tools in completing these tasks. Whether you are searching for commentaries, scientific articles, or simply a nice pleasure read, the Easter Library is the place to go. If you are having trouble writing a looming research paper in a new format, the amiable librarians will assist you and provide you with the correct resources for completing the assignment. |
