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The Lockwood Memorial Library, located on North Campus, is UB's largest library. It was opened in 1978.[1] The Lockwood Memorial Library supports the College of Arts and Sciences, Graduate School of Education, School of Engineering and Applied Sciences, School of Management, and School of Social Work.

Collections

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Science and Engineering Information Center

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The Science and Engineering Information Center at the Lockwood Memorial Library offers resources and services for students of science and engineering.[2] There are specialized librarians for Chemistry, Environment and Sustainability and Geology; Computer Science and Mathematics, Engineering, Undergraduate Engineering and Psychology, Biology, Geography, GIS & Maps; and Physics.

East Asian Collection

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Located on the library's second floor, the East Asian collection contains materials in Chinese, Japanese, and Korean.[3]

Government Documents

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The Government Documents collection is on the library's first floor.[3]

Graphic Novel Collection

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The Graphic Novel Collection is on the library's second floor.[3]

International Leisure Reading Collection

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The International Leisure Reading Collection is located on the library's second floor. It contains books in a variety of foreign languages.[3]

Juvenile Collection

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The Juvenile Collection is located on the library's second floor. It contains a small selection of children's literature.[3]

George Kelley Paperback and Pulp Fiction Collection

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The George Kelley Paperback and Pulp Fiction Collection is stored off-site and is only available for use in the Special Collections Reading Room in Capen Hall upon request. It contains over 25,000 pulp fiction books and magazines.[4]

See Also

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References

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