McKEE LIBRARY
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- 423.236.2788
- Text:
- 423.381.8811
- Fax:
- 423.236.1788
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Campus Research Day Winners
Congratulations to our 2021 Campus Research Day winners. The winners are: Bailey Bryant – Social Sciences; Christina Coston – Humanities; Brayan Lopez and Noah Manestar – Sciences; and Jonathan Pinero – Poster session.
Summer Hours
McKee Library will transition to our summer hours beginning Monday, May 10. The Writing Center and Tutoring Center will be available for appointments online. Additional information is available at the link below.
Library Picks
Melissa Hortemiller,
Public Services Librarian
Today I Made a Difference is a collection of 28 inspirational stories from the nation's top educators and a tribute to the hard work that teachers do, as well as a motivational piece to encourage teachers to strive to make a difference.
Special Collections
The McKee Library French Collection consists of 105 titles and 189 volumes of works mostly written in French. The collection spans 255 years, with its earliest book published in 1711 and the most recent in 1966. It includes works by notable authors such as Voltaire, Montesquieu, and Flaubert. Although most of the titles are written in French, a few are written in Italian, English, German, and Latin. The collection covers a variety of subjects including history, philosophy, and literary criticism and also contains novels, memoirs, poetry, and plays. Many of the books have been digitized and are available for online perusal.
The Ray Hefferlin Collection is comprised of physics-related materials collected by Dr. Ray Hefferlin, former physics professor at Southern Adventist University. The collection includes newspapers, periodicals, photographs, posters and correspondence.