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Mark Reese

“The material covered in LSSU's engineering program provided me a solid foundation for graduate studies. The systematic approach and communication skills needed to tackle engineering projects were taught and then practiced over and over again. In particular I appreciate the many hours spent by the faculty to develop oral presentation skills in each student. As a graduate student now, these skills have proven to be highly beneficial and, to my surprise, obviously not taught to the same extent at many other universities.”

Mark Reese, Mechanical Engineering 2005
Hawaii Natural Energy Institute
School of Ocean & Earth Science and Technology
Graduate Student, University of Hawaii at Manoa

Guided Tour

Kenneth J. Shouldice Library

Opened in 1971, the library underwent an $12 million expansion in 1994, doubling its size. Besides books, the library houses an audio/visual center, classrooms, auditorium, faculty/staff offices, computer labs and an interactive television classroom/studio. The library is named for Dr. Kenneth Shouldice, longtime LSSC president who led the campus through an extensive building campaign in the late 1960s and 1970s.

The Kenneth J. Shouldice Library is an instructional resources center open to all: students, faculty, and staff of LSSU, and members of the community and region. A highly trained staff is available to help you meet diverse informational and computing needs.

The collection consists of over 130,000 volumes and 850 periodical subscriptions, as well as 75,000 microforms and nearly 1,000 items in various formats. The on-line catalog, Voyager, provides access to our collection. The library provides wireless access throughout its three floors, and ample computer stations to access the Internet or one of the many databases available. Ample room to study comfortably with seating for over 350 is available as well as individual and group study rooms. For the latest information, visit our Website at: http://www.lssu.edu/library.

The circulation desk is the service point for a number of activities, including checking out library materials, class reserves, picking up Interlibrary Loan orders, and obtaining printouts from printing requests sent from library computers. Circulation staff can answer questions and offer assistance in using the library computers and equipment when a reference librarian is unavailable. Community members are welcome to use both the library and check-out materials.

The Gallery: The library maintains an exceptional gallery at the entrance to the facility and is open for viewing during regular library hours. Exhibits for the Gallery, located on the main floor, must be approved by the Gallery Committee and comply with the exhibit policies for “The Gallery.”

Library services for regional center students: The KJS Library offers support services for regional students through its Interlibrary Loan (ILL) and Reference departments. The ILL department provides document delivery of books, government documents, and periodical articles sent directly to the student’s address. Reference assistance is available by e-mail: reference@lssu.edu, by telephone: 906-635-2167 or via fax at: 906-635-2193.

Reference librarians are available from 8 a.m.-5 p.m. , Monday-Friday, and from 7-9 p.m. Monday-Thursday during the academic year. Summer and semester break hours are from 8 a.m.-5 p.m. , Monday-Friday. For further information, visit our Website at: http://www.lssu.edu/library/lib03/regional.html.

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For additional information on various policies and services listed below, see our Website at: http://www.lssu.edu/library/lib03/policies.html

  • Circulation
  • Interlibrary Loan
  • Special purpose programs
  • Computer use
  • Video tapes
  • Gifts
  • Reserves
  • Overdues
  • Donations
 

360° View Outside Kenneth Shouldice Library


On this fall morning the Sun crests over Old South Hall, the former Fort barracks. Tucked into the background of the picture is Crawford Hall home to many of LSSU's science and psychology classes. On to the right is the Kenneth J. Shouldice Library home to the school's learning support center, audio visual center, and most importantly to the books and learning material that give our students every opportunity for academic success.
 

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Marine Advanced Technology Center

First Place
Lake Superior State University

One of only two teams to complete the event. Others in the group of 11 participants included: Massachusetts Institute of Technology, University of Arizona, Monterey Peninsula College, Cape Fear Community College of Wilmington-North Carolina

2003 Marine Advanced Technology Center (MATE), Remotely Operated Vehicle Competition

Open All-Around Champion

June 14, 2003
Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)

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