| NIagara-on-the-Lake Library Contact Information | Welland Campus Library Contact Information |
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Address: 135 Taylor Rd., S. S. #4 NIagara-on-the-Lake, Ontario L0S 1J0 Phone: 905-641-2252 extension 4413 Email: library@niagaracollege.ca |
Address: 100 Niagara College Boulevard Welland, Ontario L3C 7L3 Phone: 905-735-2211 extension 7767 Email: library@niagaracollege.ca |
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The mission of Niagara College Libraries is to enhance the learning, teaching and research experience for all Niagara College students and staff. Library staff members are dedicated to supporting students and staff in the successful use and efficient access to all library services and resources. To learn more about accessibility services at ncLibraries please visit our Accessibility page.
To learn more about our Student Advisory Team please visit our Get Involved page. To learn more about student jobs please visit MyNC Portal.
Your privacy is important to ncLibraries. The attached document outlines the reason why we collect certain information, our analysis of the information, and how we keep your anonymity. Learn more about it in our Online Privacy and Data Collection Guideline.
ncLibraries + Learning Commons offers many services and resources to support teaching and learning. To learn more check out Faculty + Staff Services from ncLibraries
The ncLibraries Exploratory is a digital media lab and makerspace for students, faculty, and staff to access various types of technology and software that you might not otherwise have the opportunity to explore; you don't need to have any idea how to use the software or equipment, this is your opportunity to play!
To learn more about the Exploratory, please visit The Exploratory Digital Media Makerspace
You can reserve a block of time in the Exploratory or drop in during designated open hours. Please visit our calendar to see available times. RESERVE THE EXPLORATORY
Read about nc Libraries + Learning Commons Student Project & Art Exhibition Guidelines here.
Campus libraries are places for learning. People need quiet places to learn and work as well as space for group learning and collaboration. Libraries are also centres for teaching, where library staff instruct individuals and groups in the use of information resources and materials. To find out more about ncLibraries expectations for behavior find our guidelines here:
Please remember you are expected to follow the Student Code of Conduct on campus and online when using Library + Learning Commons services. Follow these tips for online behaviour expectations.
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