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          Mr. George Dansker

          Director of Library
          Office Location: St. Joseph Hall -1st Floor
          (504) 866-7426 Ext. 3700

The Robert J. Stahl Memorial Library, which houses more than 95,000 volumes, including 12,000 bound periodicals, is located in St. Joseph Hall.  The library consists of two floors of stacks shelving; a dedicated reference room which also houses the bound periodicals collection; a writing lab; and an internet research center.  A quiet study area with seating for 34 persons is scheduled to open in early 2009.

The book and periodical collection reflects the purpose and objectives of the seminary.  The Library subscribes to approximately 165 periodicals titles.

For research work or other specialized projects, students of Notre Dame can borrow books from the other libraries through the LALINC (Louisiana Academic Library Information Network Consortium) program and through inter-library loan.  The bibliographic holdings of the library are fully accessible through online catalog.

Seminarian and students enrolled in the school respect the honor system and have free access to the library at any time.  Persons not enrolled in Notre Dame, including alumni and members of the religious community at large have borrowing privileges.  Students who attend schools which are part of the LALINC system also have borrowing privileges.  For LALINC patrons, the following restrictions apply:  (1) An appointment with a library staff member must be made by calling (504) 855-7426, ext 3700.  (2) Books are loaned for three weeks and may be renewed once.  (3) A barcode must be issued by the library office.

 

 

 

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