Armstrong Science Library

The James I. and Carol Aymar Armstrong Science Library, housed in McCardell Bicentennial Hall, provides curriculum support in the fields of biology, chemistry and biochemistry, computer science, environmental studies, geography, geology, physics, and psychology.

In addition to housing research materials, the library is a convenient and comfortable place to study. It features a computer lab, group study rooms, study carrels, tables and soft chairs, computers for quick look-ups and more intensive work, video viewing stations, scanners, microfilm and microfiche reader/printers, a large-format printer, and assisted learning and computing devices. Loaner laptops, graphing calculators, a GPS unit, and other equipment are available for checkout at the Circulation Desk. A display case at the entrance to the library may be used by groups or individuals for curricular or co-curricular exhibits.

The Armstrong Library is staffed by three full-time employees who work both at Armstrong and at the Davis Family Library.  Approximately 16 part-time (student) employees work at our Circulation Desk. The number of student workers is reduced during summer months.