Hanley Library - Facts and Figures
Fast Facts:
89,000+ volumes
4,000+ AV material
342 print journal titles
14,470 microform items
Electronic Access:
9,000+ e-journals
170,000+ e-books
250+ databases
PittCat+ -- Pitt's electronic catalog, contains records of all material in all the libraries within the Pitt system.
Library Staff -- 3 faculty librarians, 5 full-time staff, 2 part-time staff, and student assistants
Memorial Donations -- are received through the Robert C. Laing 19th Century British Literature Fund, the Donald E. Swarts Fund for contemporary authors, and the General Fund for reference collection materials, resources to support the curriculum and local historical and genealogical materials.
Library Instruction -- Hanley librarians conduct instructional sessions for students in English Compostion classes and various subject areas throughout the year.
Friends -- The Friends of Hanley Library was organized in 1990 for the purpose of encouraging and strengthening a position relationship with the local community. The Friends Board of Directors sponsors free cultural and educational programs for members and friends.
Art -- Many of the art works in the library were donated by Tullah Hanley. There is also a bronze statue by David Hodges, framed photographs by W. Forres Stewart, and other works by local and student artists.
Tours -- Tours of the library and instruction sessions are available upon request.
Academic Success Center -- The ASC offices are located on
the second floor of Hanley Library. Its major focus is to provide
tutoring, free of charge, to Pitt-Bradford students. In addition,
the ASC staff administers placement tests to incoming students, coordinates
the advising of new students during the summer, and monitors the progress
of freshmen during their first year. The ASC also provides support
for the learning disabled student who requires accommodations.