Textbooks and eTextbooks: Finding a Call Number

 The Call Number is a set of letters and numbers found on the spine of the book.  It indicates the book's location on the shelf.  We use "LC" or the Library of Congress Classification System.  

You can find the call number of your textbook by searching the Library's website.  

Once you find the call number, proceed to the stacks on the second and third floor to find your physical resource.

For call numbers beginning with A-N go to the SECOND FLOOR.

For call number beginning with P-Z go to the THIRD FLOOR.

Need assistance?  Please visit the Research & Instruction help desk on the first floor. 

THE LIBRARY'S RESERVE COLLECTION IS CURRENTLY LIMITED TO ONLY THOSE MATERIALS CURRENTLY OWNED BY THE LIBRARY.

PLEASE CONSIDER DONATING A COPY OF YOUR NEW REQUIRED TEXTBOOK TO THE LIBRARY TO BETTER ENHANCE THIS COLLECTION.

To find a Call Number, begin searching our Library Catalog for title, author, ISBN or keywords. The record will include the location and call number The designation of Main Reserve CIRC Desk indicates that the book is located in our Reserve Collection. These materials can be found at the Access Services Desk.  Please provide the call number for faster service. If the designation is Circulating the material can be found in the open stacks.