History

The Library Computer Center at GCC North opened its doors on August 25, 2008.

Building Highlights

The new building has the capacity to hold 20,000 volumes distributed comfortably across 17,000 square feet. Architectural highlights include viewing the natural desert landscape, which provides a great view of the arroyo from the computer commons. Currently over 40 computers are available for usage. Comfortable facilities within the LCC include the lounge, which has current magazines and newspapers and one of two TV viewing areas.

Collections

Like the LMC at the main campus, the GCCN Library Computer Center will have a collection of circulating materials -- including books and video -- as well as reference materials and reserves for in-library use. 

Special collections at the GCCN Library include a circulating Pro/Con (Contemporary Issues) collection to assist student with various assignments that tackle current social topics and a Juvenile collection featuring childrens books for all ages.

Users at GCCN have access to all of the subscription databases that are available to users at the main campus of GCC. 

Other Services and Facilities

The Library Media Center at GCCN features an array of facilities and services -- many of which are also available at GCC. See GCC Library and Media Services homepage for details.

Why visit the new Library Computer Center?

• To fulfill your academic information needs
• To use group study rooms are available for students
• To find some textbooks and other materials that your instructor may have placed on reserve
• To prepare a multimedia presentation with the help of Media services
• To find good books to read -- just for fun
• To access the web and use computer services
• A great view of the arroyo from the computer commons