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Library & Learning Commons
NWACC Library, Learning Commons, & Walker Information Commons at Washington County
NWACC Library offers a wide array of services to support your learning and success throughout your college journey. The Library operates out of three spaces and can be found in both Benton and Washington Counties.
Access over 140 research databases to help with your reference and information needs for class projects or research assignments. Library staff can help you narrow your research topics down, navigate databases, find appropriate sources, and master the citation process.
Resources
- Physical collection of books and media of approximately 21,000 items
- Computers, printers, copiers and scanners
- Laptop and hotspot checkout
- Group work stations and study rooms
- Course reserves (required course textbooks)
- Research consultations
Connect with the Library
- Email: library@nwacc.edu
- Text: 479-802-0570
- Call: 479-619-4244
- Book an appointment for one-on-one time for research or citation help
- Use the library’s chat service to connect with real staff members, not robots!
Hours and Location
Each of the Library's three locations operate under differnt hours. For hours, please see their calendar here.
Library locations:
- The Pauline Whitaker Library in Burns Hall 1304
- The Learning Commons in Burns Hall 1217
- The Walker Information Commons at NWACC - Washington County room 111
About Learning Commons & Information Commons
The Learning Commons offers computers, printers, copiers and scanners, group work stations, virtual reality technology and audio-visual equipment to check out. It also offers math and writing help services. It is located in Burns Hall, 1217 and can be reached by emailing library@nwacc.edu.
The Pat and Williard Walker Information Commons offers computers, printers, copiers and scanners, limited course reserves, and a study room. It is located at NWACC – Washington County, WC111 and can be reached by emailing library@nwacc.edu.
Accelerated Skills Training Students
- Accelerate skills training students in qualifying programs may establish a library account if they want to borrow materials. Email the library or visit Burns Hall, room 1304 to get started.
- You will not be able to check out laptops from the library.
- Questions? Email workforce@nwacc.edu for more information.
- Learn more about whether you're an accelerated skills training student or a credit student.