About the Libraries
The libraries, located on the Alfred and Wellsville campuses, are strongly committed to serving the information needs of the faculty and students. The collections on both campuses include a variety of formats including full-text materials available electronically through general and subject specific indexes and databases.
Facts about the the Walter C. Hinkle Memorial Library (Alfred campus)
58,000 volumes- 200 current journal titles and 13 newspaper subscriptions
- Over 5,500 full text periodicals and newspapers provided via online indexes
- 18 computers available for student use
- Electronic classroom available
- Laptop computers available for loan
- Wireless connectivity
- Local borrowers cards available at no charge
- Jean B. Lang Western New York Historical Collection
About the Wellsville Campus Library
The Wellsville campus library reflects the courses taught at the School of Vocational Studies. The library houses an extensive collection of automotive manuals in print and microfiche, and also includes materials on cooking, drafting, welding, autobody repair, housing construction, and other subjects related to the curricula offered at Wellsville.
- 3,500 volumes
- 40 current journal titles and four daily newspapers
- Includes an extensive collection of automotive manuals in print and microfiche, as well as materials on film, videocassette, slide and filmstrip.
Materials in the Wellsville Campus Library are listed in our online catalog with a "Wlsv" before the call number. Alfred campus students may borrow from the Wellsville Campus Library. Simply contact a Hinkle Library staff member (607) 587-4313 with the call number. The item will be sent to the Hinkle Library via campus mail. Wellsville Campus students may borrow from the Hinkle Library. Contact FlurscCL [at] alfredstate [dot] edu( Cindy Flurschutz) at the Wellsville Campus Library. Materials from Hinkle Library will be sent to Wellsville via campus mail.
Both the Hinkle Library and the Wellsville branch library are handicapped accessible and are open to the public at no charge.