Located on the northeast side of campus, adjacent to Market Street, the James Addison Jones Library supports teaching and learning by providing access to resources that complement courses and programs offered at Greensboro College. The library provides access to tens of thousands of books, nearly 200,000 ebooks, many DVDs, audiobooks, games, and musical scores, as well a broad range of scholarly content including articles from a wide selection of journals.
Use the chat widget below to chat with a Greensboro College librarian from anywhere. You may also text us as well at 336-443-8275 (336-443-8ASK).
The James Addison Jones Library supports the academic and social community of Greensboro College and its mission through a provision of collections, services, and facilities that reflect the College’s curriculum, promote information literacy and learning amongst a diverse student body, and support faculty teaching, research, and scholarship.
The Library building is open roughly 60 hours per week during the academic year. Librarians are happy to provide reference service, individual and small-group instruction, interlibrary loan service, and assistance with other information needs.
*Consulting hours are managed by the Global Communication Center and require making an appointment using WCOnline. You can schedule an appointment today at greensboro.mywconline.com. You will need to register for a free account with WCOnline in order to schedule your first appointment. However, it’s free, safe, and easy to register! After the first time, you’ll never need to create an account again.
Exceptions to building and online chat hours may be made during holidays and special events.
The library is also home to 23 computer workstations as well as wireless internet that is available throughout the library building. Please note that access to the library, library facilities, and technology is restricted to Greensboro College faculty, staff, students, and invited guests. The library also hosts a number of fun social events throughout the year. Past examples include game nights, knitting lessons, craft projects, and a Halloween costume contest.
The Library offers a pethera of services to students, faculty, and staff. Librarians and library staff are available all hours in which the library is open to answer your questions and provide guidance on research and coursework. You can also walk in any time the library is open and obtain assistance. See some specific library services listed below:
Library Services For Faculty
Library Services For Students
The James Addison Library is home to a number of technologies that improve student learning experiences, support students and faculty in their work, study, and research, and aid the GC Community during every visit to the Library.
The First Citizens Bank Global Communication Center occupies roughly 3,000 square feet on the garden level of the James Addison Jones Library. The Center offers consultations in the areas of writing, speaking, and producing digital media. Spaces include a video recording room, a podcasting studio, and a large classroom. The Center also offers collaborative spaces to facilitate peer activities, a number of computer workstations, a large reception area with comfortable seating, café-style tables, and bean bag chairs.
For more information about working at James Addison Jones Library, send an email to library@greensboro.edu.
Moodle is Greensboro College’s community course management system. It is where all faculty, staff, and students find information, where students turn in assignments or forms, and where everyone on campus interacts with each other. It’s easy to use. You can log in to Moodle at: http://moodle.greensboro.edu or click Moodle on the College’s web pages. You use the same username and password as you do for email. You also use the Moodle change password option in your Moodle profile to change your email password.
Take the first step toward becoming who you were meant to be.
You may be eligible for our new Stay Local Scholarship, which supports bright minds right in our home state of North Carolina. LEARN MORE
Greensboro College COVID-19 Resources Page 2021 Commencement Page