"The books here are awesome, I never knew so many existed!"(2 Tips)
"Many people tend to forget there is a basement to study at."(2 Tips)
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The Teaching Resources Center on the second floor is fantastic! They have lots of resources available, and everyone I've met has been very knowledgable and helpful.
Teresa VandiverNovember 27, 2011If you're a teacher or like to read young adult fiction books then you should really check out the Teaching Resource Center on the second floor. There's a few study rooms located in the area too.
Inner PirateFebruary 17, 2011Joyner is ECU's main campus library. It is the largest library in the state east of Raleigh and has over 3 million holdings. Read more
The government documents that are stored in the basement are fun to go through. No seriously, you have to roll out the shelves with a hand crank- The books here are awesome, I never knew so many existed! I'd suggest a good long weekend if you wanna judge all of the covers.
If the library doesn't have what you want, ask interlibrary loan to get it for you from another library: http://www.ecu.edu/cs-lib/interlibraryloan.cfm.
There is an awesome presentation practice room available for anyone who needs it on the first floor. Just ask about it at the reference desk- Kelsey draperFebruary 12, 2012Always go where there aren't a lot of people. Many people tend to forget there is a basement to study at. Very quiet!
Word to the wise; bring a winter coat and a blanket because you are going to freeze!
Pirate Tutoring is from 6-9 M-W, if you want a room on the first floor you have to reserve it after 9.
When you're on the third floor, blaring NWA is NOT ok. Byeee
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Joyner Library
1000 E 5th St (at 10th St.)
Greenville, NC 27858
United States
Greenville, NC 27858
United States
Namesake: James Yadkin Joyner
Built in: 1954
Random fact: From the beginning of East Carolina Teachers Training School, the library was located in the original Austin Building, and then moved to Whichard for the period October 1924 to March 1954.
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