Robert J. Kibbee Library and Media Center (L) Building

The Robert J. Kibbee Library, through its physical space and virtual access, is a dynamic learning environment. It is dedicated to supporting Kingsborough Community College in fulfilling its educational goals. The library provides a collection of scholarly and up-to-date resources, varied modes of instruction, and innovative services. By rendering the tools necessary to achieve academic and vocational success, the library inspires lifelong learning and fosters the critical analysis of information sources essential in the twenty-first century.

Kingsborough Community College of The City University of New York is a comprehensive community college providing both liberal arts and career education. To fulfill its mission to be a comprehensive community college, Kingsborough offers programs in liberal arts and sciences, business, allied health services, human services, marine technology, visual and performing arts, tourism and hospitality, broadcasting technology and management, journalism, and continuing education.

The Robert J. Kibbee Library serves the College by pro­viding materials and services to support the curricula, assist stu­dents and instructional staff with study and research, and stimulate cultural development. The Library is the catalyst in enabling the College to insure that its graduates are information literate.

The Library has an extensive, well-balanced, and carefully selected collection, which includes books, full-text electronic databases, periodicals, indexes, online government documents, maps, and microfilms. The library’s homepage provides details on special services offered by the Library, such as interlibrary loans, courtesy cards for use at non-CUNY libraries, and class orientation lectures and tours. Poli­cies and procedures governing circulation and reference service, faculty book recommendations, and placing materials on reserve, as well as information on Library hours, whom to see for specific ser­vices, and an outline and explanation of the Library of Congress Classification System, which is used at Kingsborough, can also be found on the new website.