Laptops are now available @ Southeast Campus LRC

Hello everyone,

This is a busy time of the semester and we are here to help. We now have laptops available for use in the LRC. So if you need to work on an assignment and all of the computers are full, just ask at the desk and we will help you checkout a laptop.Don't forget, you can also go to the computer lab which is located in room 4231 to work on assignments.

New Books!

China in the 21st century : what everyone needs to know / Jeffrey N. Wasserstrom.
Wasserstrom, Jeffrey N.
2010.
DS779.4 .W37 2010
available at one location, West Campus Circulation

Haunting of America : from the Salem witch trials to Harry Houdini /
William J. Birnes and Joel Martin ; foreword by George Noory.
Birnes, William J.
2009.
BF1028.5.U5 B57 2009
available at one location, West Campus Circulation

Dancing people : powwow culture on the southern Plains / Clyde Ellis.
Ellis, Clyde, 1958-
c2003.
E98.P86 E55 2003
available at one location, West Campus Circulation


Look me in the eye : my life with Asperger's / John Elder Robison.
Robison, John Elder.
c2008.
RC553.A88 R635 2008
available at one location, West Campus Circulation








Occult America : the secret history of how mysticism shaped our nation / Mitch Horowitz.
Horowitz, Mitch.
c2009.
BF1434.U6 H67 2009
available at one location, West Campus Circulation

Phase I Remodel is Complete at Southeast Campus

Welcome back students,
As the Spring semester gets started, make sure you visit the Southeast Campus LRC. We have made several improvements that have given the area a more light and open appearance. We have also combined our service desks to one area, so there will always been plenty of staff available to assist you. Stop by and check it out,we think you will like it. Also feel free to offer suggestions on changes that you would like to see as we continue with our improvements.

Need a Video?

Need a video? The LRC has you covered.

Multimedia is an ongoing and growing component of higher education. At TCC, every classroom is equipped to be able to show video, stream internet content or use (Gasp!) the venerable and near retired VHS cassette tape and its seemingly soon-to-be companion, the DVD. Multimedia heavy curriculum such as film studies are flourishing semester after semester.

The LRC has developed an online video scheduling form as a new way instructors may acquire the materials that they need for class. This new online form does not replace the previous methods of scheduling videos (namely, calling the department on the phone or dropping in and scheduling the materials in person), but compliments existing forms of scheduling.

If you are an instructor and you wish to try the new form for yourself, please give it a try! You can find the link to the form under the faculty tab. You will still need to know the title and barcode number of the video you want to schedule in advance. The barcode number can be found on the record page of the video you wish to schedule in the library catalog: (http://lrc.tulsacc.edu/vwebv/searchBasic ).

Have a great semester, and happy viewing!

Adam Brennan
LRC Floater

Thank you for taking the LRC survey!

The Learning Resources Center would like to thank everyone who took our survey! There were nearly 600 people that took it and almost 300 comments. We got some incredibly helpful feedback from it, and over the next few months, we'll start working on incorporating your suggestions into our policies and services.

Pardon Our Progress

We are very excited to announce that the Southeast Campus LRC has begun a remodel. Services will be minimally impacted and you will quickly notice our improvements. Hours of operation will not be impacted so feel free to come in and take a look around. As always, if you need any assistance,please ask. We are happy to help you.

Electronic Resources Update

The LRC now has access to the Salem Press series, American Decades 1950-1990. Great Events from History - 20th Century, 1901-1940 is also available.

These products cover aspects of popular culture, politics, economics, the arts, religion, science, education, sports, military issues, etc.

You can access the electronic versions via the Reference Shelf tab on the LRC Webpage. For those that prefer print, the paper volumes are also available in the reference section at West campus.