Brief

Brief

The Christ's College Library was founded in 1965, provides information resources and services to support the curricular and research needs of the college community.

Staff
Head Librarian: Naomi Yang B.A.
Librarian: Jill Pan B.A.
Librarian: Grace Liu B.A.
Mission and Patrons of the Library
1. Mission:
A. Collect, organize, and implement library information for the support of teaching and research work.
B. Train students how to read and utilize library information to improve their professional knowledge and skills.
C. Establish academically valuable resources.
2. Patrons: The library serves full-time/part-time faculty, employees, college students, and graduate students.

Library Collection
To meet the needs of students and professors at the college, the scope of collections in this library includes the subjects of philosophy, psychology, sociology, Christianity, English, mass communications, business management, information technology management, and music . The library collection includes books, periodicals, pamphlets and audiovisual materials. The library collection presently includes more than 89,789 items; 253 periodicals; 11 newspapers and 16 online databases. The holdings of the library are systematically organized according to the Library of Congress Classification System.
A Unique Library:
•  Christ's College is built on the basis of Christianity. Therefore, the school library is known for its rich collection of Christianity resources.
•  The establishment of Christ's College was first centered on the Department of English Literature; therefore, the significant volume of English resources is impressive.

•  Since the course of children literature was introduced in 1997, 3170 volumes of English children books have been added to this specially designated area of the library.

Location：

B1 of James R. Graham Memorial Hall

Area：

380 m2

LIBRARY OF CONGRESS CLASSIFICATION

URL：http://lcweb.loc.gov/catdir/cpso/lcco/lcco.html

Table ：

A General Works

B Philosophy, Psychology and Religion

B Philosophy (General)

BC Logic

BD Speculative philosophy

BF Psychology

BH Aestetics

BJ Ethics

BL Religions, Mythology, Rationalism

BM Judaism

BP Islam, Bahaism, Theosophy, etc.

BR Christianity

BS Bible

BT Doctrinal Theology

BV Practical Theology

BX Denominations and Sects

C Auxiliary Sciences of History

D History: General and Old World

E-F History: America

G Geography. Anthropology. Recreation

H Social Sciences

H Social Sciences (General)

HA Statistics

HB Economic theory. Demography

HC-

HD Economic history and conditions

HE Transportation and communications

HF Commerce)

HG Finance

HJ Public finance

HM Sociology (general)

HN Social history and conditions. Social problems. Social reform

HQ The family. Marriage. Women

HS Societies : secret, benevolent, etc.

HT Communities. Classes. Races

HV Social pathology. Social and public welfare. Criminology

HX Socialism. Communism. Anarchism

J Political Sciences

K Law

L Education

M Music

M Music

ML Literature on music

MT Musical instruction and study

N Fine Arts

P Language and Literature

P Philology. Linguistics

PA Greek language and literature. Latin language and literature

PB-PH Modern European languages

PJ-PL Oriental languages and literatures 

PM Hyperborean, Indian, and artificial languages

PN Literary history and collection (General)

PQ Romance literatures 

PR English literature

PS American literature

PT Germanic literatures

PZ Juvenile belles letters 

Q Science

Q Science (General)

QA Mathematics

QB Astronomy

QC Physics

QD Chemistry

QE Geology

QH Natural history - Biology

QK Botany

QL Zoology

QM Human anatomy

QP Physiology

QR Microbiology

R Medicine

S Argiculture

T Technology）

U Military Science

V Naval Science

Z Library Science