Library
As the original academic building on campus, the Gertrude Kistler Memorial Library has supported the mission of the college since 1926. The Gertrude Kistler Memorial Library provides ready access to resources to develop the strengths and abilities users require to respond to the needs and challenges of the times, while facilitating the implementation of technology that enables them to experience the excellence and joy of knowledge.
- Enhance instruction and learning through library services;
- Enhance accessibility to information through technology;
- Enhance resources through library services;
- Evaluate existing library services and implement innovative solutions as indicated;
- Assess and oversee the condition and improvement of the library building.
Search for books, eBooks, media and more in the Kistler Library Catalog.
You can access books and articles in other libraries by using our Interlibrary Loan forms or by visiting an affiliated library.
Search Credo Reference for full-text articles from electronic encyclopedias, dictionaries,
and more.
You can also browse a number of Research Websites on a variety of topics.
Looking for articles on a specific topic? Visit our Electronic Databases page.
Search the Library's research guides for resources to help with your research.
Additional ILL Form |
Wireless Printing is now available at GKML |
Online Teaching Resources |
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We are currently experiencing difficulties with the ILL form in the left-hand navigation menu. Please use this form while we work on fixing this issue. |
Wireless printing has come to the Kistler Library! Now you will be able to print from your personal devices to the library printer. The process is easy for everyone, no apps to download or passwords to remember, just use your Rosemont email to email your document to our printer. Visit the library to try out this new service today. If you need help ask a librarian. | Confused about online teaching? Maybe you are trying to learn the difference between blended learning, flipped learning and online learning? Check out this guide to help you make sense of the information out there and to find tools that can make instruction and student engagement easier. Learn how to use Canvas and Quality Matters to help you create an online class that works for you and your students. |