UNCG University Libraries
The University of North Carolina at Greensboro University Libraries system has five branches on campus all located in Greensboro, NC. In addition to the main Walter Clinton Jackson Library, the system contains the Teaching and Learning Center (which houses materials on film and video), the Music Library, the Chemistry/Biochemistry Library, the Teaching Resource Center in the School of Education and the Multicultural Resource Center (located in the Elliot University Center). The University Archives and Manuscripts, Special Collections and Rare Books, and Digital Projects Office are also considered part of the Jackson Library system.
Read more about UNCG University Libraries: History, Collections, Special Collections and University Archives, Reference Department and Irma Minerva
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