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Centennial Library | Cedarville University The Centennial Library is intentional in offering exceptional service, delivering vital resources, providing productive spaces, and implementing critical solutions
Cedarville University Centennial Library | Cedarville University . . . In their service to the University community and support of the mission of Cedarville University, it is the purpose of the staff of the Centennial Library to demonstrate leadership in providing for our users an effective gateway to the world of information access and use
Research Guides: Centennial Library: Vision Mission The Centennial Library is intentional in offering exceptional service, delivering vital resources, providing productive spaces, and implementing critical solutions which prepare Cedarville University students for academic success, scholarly impact, vocational distinction, and spiritual growth
Student Resources - Cedarville University Student Resources Materials from Other Libraries Looking for an item not available at Cedarville? You can use OhioLINK, SearchOhio, and ILL to request resources
Vision and Mission - Cedarville University The Centennial Library is intentional in offering exceptional service, delivering vital resources, providing productive spaces, and implementing critical solutions which prepare Cedarville University students for academic success, scholarly impact, vocational distinction, and spiritual growth
Library History - Cedarville University During the 1995-96 academic year, the staff of the Centennial Library celebrated the centennial year for the Cedarville College Library In the fall of 1895, Dr McChesney, the first faculty member hired by the college and later to be its second president, made an appeal to the congregations of the Reformed Presbyterian Church for contributions