African-American Athletes by 
African-American Business Leaders and Entrepreneurs by 
African-American Writers by 
Artists, Writers, and Musicians: Lives & Legacies by 
The Biographical Dictionary of Scientists by 
Black Americans in Congress, 1870-2007 by 
Black Heroes by 
Blacks in Science and Medicine by 
Encyclopedia of African American History, 1896 to the Present by 
Encyclopedia of Women and Sports by 
Great North American Indians by 
Stage and Screen Lives by 
American Indian Biographies, Revised Edition by 
Encyclopedia of Women in the Ancient World by 
Hardball Legends and Journeymen and Short-Timers: 333 Illustrated Baseball Biographies by 
The Hutchinson Encyclopedia of Modern Political Biography by 
The Oxford Dictionary of Saints by 
Remarkable People in History by 
Scientists, Mathematicians, and Inventors by 
World Leaders of the Twentieth Century by Unfortunately, Reference books can't be taken out of the library. Don't worry though, you won't be reduced to note taking. We have a couple of options for you:
1. Scanning - Preferred by 9 out of 10 librarians (or more). At the end of the circulation desk there is a strange goose-necked device. This is our book scanner. It is self-serve and completely free to use, but you need to have a flash drive with you. You can scan pages onto your flash drive as a PDF and either print them out later or, if you actually care about the environment, you can just read them on the computer. There are no limits to how often you can use the scanner, but if there are people waiting we do enforce a 10 minute time limit.
2. Copying - It's free to copy in the library but, because it's free, there are some limitations. Everyone gets 1000 free copies per semester. These have to be budgeted and CANNOT be reset until the next semester. See circulation staff to register for the copier and set up your pin number.
3. Printing - Printing is also free but, again, comes with some limitations. Every student gets 70 printed pages per week and ALL printing is double sided. You can see staff at the circulation desk if you have any issues or problems printing.