We are open! Please return library books as soon as possible. You will not be charged overdue fees for 2020 checkouts.
Off-Campus access to many SCC Library resources is restricted to current students, faculty, and staff. Users unaffiliated with SCC should use NC LIVE.
When prompted, use your SCC username & password.
If you do not know your password, you may use the password reset site.
If you still have issues, please call the Help Desk at 386-3434.
Full list of subscription databases, including Articles, eBooks, Streaming Videos, & more.
If our library doesn't own an item, don't worry! We can usually borrow the material from another library - often at no cost to you! Delivery times will vary. Contact Sebrina Mabe
(336) 386-3459 
mabesc@surry.edu
We have downloadable audio books on a variety of topics, including fiction, language learning, history, biography, classic literature, & more. Download our free OneClickdigital app for your iPhone, iPad, iPod, Kindle fire, or Android.
Recorded Books will be hosting training webinars for library patrons. This webinar is offered several times. Select the date and time that works best for you here.
Dr Chilton Lecture
More than 40 people
Lots of interesting questions
Books signed
Dr Wright Introduction
Our assistants
Our assistants
Book sale
Dr. Chilton
Signing Books
Signing Books
Dr. Chilton's Pic
Blood Done Sign My Name by 
CNA Exam Practice Questions by 
Evolutionary Criminology by 
Exploring the Bible by 
Hillbilly Elegy by 
LEAP Log Workbook by 
Listen to This by 
Man's Search for Meaning by 
Psychology by 
Successful Writing at Work by 
Topics in Contemporary Mathematics by 
Utopia Is Creepy by 
Views of Nature by 
Writing Skills for Technical Students by 
¡Arriba! by 
Alan Unsworth, Surry Community College’s Director of Academic Support and Research, received the North Carolina Community College Library Association’s (NCCCLA) Achievement Award during the NCCCLA’s annual conference held March 30-31 at Carteret Community College in Morehead City.
Watch introduction video here
JSTOR: Language and Literature Collection.
Literature Resource Center: Up-to-date biographical information, overviews, full-text literary criticism and reviews.
LitFinder: Poems, poem citations and excerpts, short stories, essays, speeches, plays, biographies, work summaries, photographs, and a glossary.
Or go to our Research Guide for English & Literature
Oxford's Very Short Introductions offers concise and original introductions to a wide range of subjects--from Islam to Sociology, Politics to Classics, and Literary Theory to History.
It is not simply a textbook of definition
It gives a readable evolution of the subject in question
Click here to see the full list of these helpful books.
If we do not own a copy of the one you are interested in, let us know by submitting a request.
Googling is quick, easy, and convenient and can yield a vast array of impressive results. But while the open web is a valuable resource for the kinds of information you look for day to day, it has serious limitations when you're doing research for a scholarly paper.
Click here to see more interesting videos.
A language-learning software with over 70 world language courses and over 17 ESL/ELL courses, featuring an engaging user interface, voice comparison, fresh design, foreign language films, cultural anecdotes, and a user-friendly mobile app.
An easy-to-use résumé building tool with a built-in writing process and automatic formatting.
http://www.nclive.org.proxy172.nclive.org/cgi-bin/nclsm?rsrc=424
Ask a member of the library staff
Yes, we have good ones (Fiction and Non Fiction)
You can enjoy a fiction book, or learn something new from a non-fiction one, all with cool graphics and cartoons.
Check our library display this week, or search in our online catalog for "graphic books".
Ask your librarian where to find them.
We are renovating our collection so we have some books on sale. Get some books for your summer reading. There are books about Chemistry, Physics, Geology, technology, art, gardening, among others.
In addition to helping staff the reference desk, she handles all interlibrary loan requests through the Community College Libraries in North Carolina & the Online Computer Library Center. She is also responsible for the Archives and the Carlos Surratt Genealogy Rooms. Reference requests for special collections should be directed to her. Inquiries regarding archival donations or genealogy research are welcomed.
Contact Sebrina at mabesc@surry.edu.
Quickly learn how to research at SCC with our library website tutorial.
We will walk you through the process of finding high-quality information via our website and search tool, Summon, which brings together article, eBook, and video databases, plus our book collection -- all in one search box.
He manages the Academic Support Center on the 2nd level of the Library, where tutoring and paper-writing assistance are freely available for students. He also oversees library research on campus, and can be contacted for one-on-one research sessions or group sessions.
Please contact Alan at unswortha@surry.edu or 386-3317 if you have questions about tutoring or your research project.
Try out our brand-new, professional library tutorial!
This easy-to-use tutorial will help you understand the difference between getting your information from a random website via Google or from a credible library-provided article, book, or ebook.
She is responsible for cataloging and processing all of our new books & DVDs, and she also works on library marketing projects and manages our Facebook page. Maria Luisa recently received her graduate degree in library science and can assist you with research as well as word processing and spreadsheet questions.
Contact Maria Luisa at osoriom@surry.edu.
Try out our new psychology research tutorial.
This online tool will help guide you through the process of finding information about famous psychologists and important psychological theories.
It just takes a few minutes, and you'll be all set to do quality research at SCC.
She can help you with all issues related to your library account, including checking books and DVDs in and out, handling fines and/or overdue issues, and answer most questions about our library. A recent graduate of UNC-G, Lindsay has plans to also attend graduate school for a library science degree.
Contact Lindsay at absherl@surry.edu.
Dr. David Wright is the Associate Dean of Learning Resources and oversees the SCC Library. David handles all administrative functions, orders materials for the library, answers research and library-related questions, works closely with SCC faculty and administration, and teaches library instruction sessions.
Contact David at wrightd@surry.edu or 386-3252.
Director, Academic Support & Research
Associate Dean of Learning Resources
Library Technical Assistant
Evening Librarian
Reference Librarian
Reference Assistant
Library Assistant, Circulation
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BoardVitals is a powerful exam review tool which includes practice tests with detailed explanations to help prep for the NCLEX RN, NCLEX PN, Surgical Tech Exam, & ARRT Radiography Exam.
Summer Hours Will start on Monday, May 22, 2017
Eclipse from Space on Stream, thanks to Southwestern Community College. This is a safe way to enjoy such an amazing event.
https://stream.live/eclipse
Visit the Physical Therapy Research Guide here
If you need more help contact us or chat with a librarian (24/7)
Our new resource EBSCO AutoMate gives users authoritative and up-to-date auto repair and service information on more than 38,000 vehicles.
Library New Service!
It will be available at the Reference Desk, we have suitable cables for iPhones and Androids.
Come to the library and ask for Alan or Maria.
Literature Resource Center
Find up-to-date biographical information, overviews, full-text literary criticism and reviews on more than 130,000 writers in all disciplines, from all time periods and from around the world.
RBdigital
Reference entries from over 650 encyclopedias and dictionaries. Credo covers every major subject from the world's best publishers of reference material.
The Culinary Arts Collection offers a smorgasbord of information—more than five million articles from more than 250 major cooking and nutrition magazines, as well as book reference content from Delmar such as About Wine, Introduction to Catering, Advanced Bread and Pastry, and Eat Fit Be Fit.
Visit the Early Childhood Research Guide
If you need more help contact us or chat with a librarian (24/7)
***New Resources***
Students, Faculty and Staff now have access to this very helpful magazine. If you are buying a new computer/tablet/phone for this semester, this is a must see, it will save you money and time.
Basic Skills / High School / College Prep / Career / Grad School / International
Resume Builder in 3 steps
An easy-to-use résumé building tool with a built-in writing process and automatic formatting.
If you are looking for a Summer Job and you don't have your resume ready, you should try our new free tool to build your resume.
With Cypress Resume you can get it done in only 3 steps.
If you need help, come to the library and we will walk you through.
Jobs listed here have been selected from those occupations projected to add the most new employees through 2018, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
Ferguson's Career Guidance Center is a comprehensive resource for career exploration and planning that allows users to quickly find the valuable career information they need, whether it’s industry and professions articles, school planning resources, or skills and career advice.
Come to the library we can walk you through.
We have selected some resources about the Salem Witch Trials, check this out.
Also, if you need some primary sources, you might find out our PRIMARY SOURCES guide a very useful resource.
Visit the link below to view specialized guides for researching your subject area.
