In 1967 the art library began with a few donated books, several periodical subscriptions, and 10,000 unclassified art slides. Initiated by Elizabeth Ross, the small two room office/library began to grow. By 1976 the art library reached about 15,000 slides. After a move from Rawl building to the Jenkins Fine Art building the art library moved into its present facility.
Since then the Media Center has grown to include a range of resources for the use of both students and faculty. Recent renovations include new computer hardware and internet access. The Media Center continues to house the School of Art's slide collection, periodicals, reference, and other resource materials for art study. An area is provided for reading, group study and relaxation from hectic class schedules. Take a few minutes to become familar with our resources.
The center offers:
