The Arrendale
Library was built in 1992 and is named for Tom and Winifred
Arrendale, thanks to a gift from their children, Piedmont trustee
Gus Arrendale and his sister, Cyndae Arrendale. The four-story library houses
more
than 70,000 titles, 120,000 volumes, a Worldwide-Web accessible
catalog, Internet connections to more than seventy remote databases,
individual seating for more than one hundred library users,
three group-study rooms, twenty-two public-access computers,
and two conference rooms; and it is handicapped-accessible.
The School of Education is located on the first floor of the
building.
For final
exam hours, holiday hours, holiday closings, and other special
hours information please visit the Library's Site at: ARRENDALE
LIBRARY .
The Arrendale
Library was built in 1992 and is named for Tom and Winifred
Arrendale, thanks to a gift from their children, Piedmont trustee
Gus Arrendale and his sister, Cyndae Arrendale. The four-story library houses
more
than 70,000 titles, 120,000 volumes, a Worldwide-Web accessible
catalog, Internet connections to more than seventy remote databases,
individual seating for more than one hundred library users,
three group-study rooms, twenty-two public-access computers,
and two conference rooms; and it is handicapped-accessible.
The School of Education is located on the first floor of the
building.