George B. Brain Education Library
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The Education Library, located in 130 Cleveland Hall, reflects faculty and student interests in elementary and secondary education, counseling and educational psychology, educational administration, sports and adult instruction, and the education of special (bilingual, multicultural, gifted and disabled) populations. Special resources include WSU theses and dissertations in education, juvenile literature, K-12 textbooks, educational kits, curriculum guides, and an ERIC microfiche collection.
History, Services and Collections, Hours, Address and Contact Information, or read more about the Education Library in WSU Today.
Submit a reference question to Christy Zlatos, Interim Librarian for the College of Education at zlatos@wsu.edu. You may also call the Education Library at (335-1492) or come to the Library and speak to us.
If you are on the Pullman campus and would like to request new books or other materials, request library instruction for your students, or have any questions about the Brain Education Library, please contact Christy Zlatos at 335-4536 or zlatos@wsu.edu.
As always, the Education Library Staff, Sue Shipman, and Margaret Paden,
would be very happy to assist you with using the library and its resources. You can also send reference questions
to educref@mail.wsu.edu.
Guides to print resources available in the WSU Libraries and to Internet-based resources in education. Topics include educational statistics, electronic journals, curriculum materials, discussion lists, Washington information, professional and scholarly associations, and more.
Subject-specific collections of print and electronic resources. Part of the Guide to Information Resources in Education, these subject guides to topics like higher education collect resources of interest from across this entire Web site, as well as providing access to additional resources that you'll only find here.
Online versions of short pathfinders and guides to starting your library research in a number of subjects within the broader field of education. Part of the Guide to Information Resources in Education, these guides provide answers to the questions like, "How do I start my research in a specific area?", and "How do I find books and articles on my research topic?" Each one suitable for printing.
Resources designed to assist educators with teaching students about the environment.