Library closed? No problem. Ask NCknows librarians can assist you with searching for books in the online library catalog, NCLive, citations, or other research questions.
You can get help almost 24/7 in several ways:
Click on the New Books and DVDs tab above for a complete list of our new items.
During our 50th anniversary year, we will be featuring photographs and articles about the history of Martin Community College. Click on the Local History Room tab for more from the College Archives.
Dr. C. Neill McLeod was Martin's president from 1979 to 1982, and was also the first woman president of a North Carolina Community College.
Read how Martin made history:
Photo and article reprinted with permission from The News & Observer, Raleigh N.C. http://www.newsobserver.com/
Our Mission: The purpose of the Learning Resources Center (Library) is to support the Philosophy, Mission, and Goals of Martin Community College and to enhance the teaching/learning process through provision of adequate, current resource collections in formats consistent with prevailing technologies; provision of access to the collections of other libraries; provision of instruction in the use of resources to enable patrons to function in an information-driven society; and promotion of life-long learning opportunities.
Monday - Thursday:
8:00 am - 7:00 pm
Friday: 8:00 am - 4:30 pm
Closed Saturday & Sunday
(Hours vary during breaks, holidays and summer semester.)
Need a quiet place to study or a place to meet for a group project? Our student meeting room in the library is equipped with a computer with Internet access, Microsoft Office 2013, printing capability and JAWS screen reader software. Stop by or call the library to sign up. (Also available for faculty use.)
JAWS screen reader software is available on the study room computer in the library, and a Zoomtext Text Reader is available across the hall from the library in the Learning Lab.
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The MCC Library serves the student body, faculty, and staff of the college and the citizens of Martin, Washington and Bertie counties. Twenty-three public access computers are available for library visitors. Collections in the Library include over 17,000 books, about 1,500 audio books, and a growing DVD collection. Special collections include:
Online sources include:
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