
Academics · Research Support
The Lawson State Library supports the academic, career, and lifelong learning needs of students, faculty, staff, and the community.
The Lawson State Library supports the academic, career and technical education, and lifelong learning needs of students, faculty, staff, and the community by providing access to diverse and comprehensive information resources in an environment that fosters intellectual inquiry, personal development, and cultural enrichment.
The Library is committed to delivering high-quality resources, technology, services, and programs that promote information literacy, academic success, workforce readiness, and community engagement.
Quick Links
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Library Catalog & Info
Search the collection, view library news, and get an overview of everything the library offers.
Open Library Site → (opens in new tab)Research guides
Student Resources
Subject-specific research guides, citation help, and tips for getting started on papers and projects.
View Resources → (opens in new tab)Academic journals & articles
Research Databases
Access EBSCO, ProQuest, and other subscription databases for scholarly articles and reference material.
Browse Databases → (opens in new tab)Interlibrary loan, requests
Forms & Services
Request materials, submit interlibrary loan requests, and find other library service forms.
View Forms → (opens in new tab)OverDrive e-books & audiobooks
Digital Reading App
Borrow e-books and audiobooks free with your Lawson State login, right from your phone or tablet.
Open OverDrive → (opens in new tab)On Campus
Quiet Study Rooms
Individual and small-group rooms for focused study or project work — available on a first-come basis.
Computer Lab
Desktop computers with Microsoft Office, printing, and internet access for coursework and research.
Free Printing & Copying
Print, copy, and scan course materials on site — ask library staff about current allowances.
Campus Wi-Fi
Connect your own laptop or device to the campus network throughout the library.
New Partnership
Lawson State has joined the HBCU Digital Library Trust, a collaborative effort to preserve and share the rich cultural heritage, scholarship, and history of Historically Black Colleges and Universities. The college's collection is set to be available in Spring 2026.
“We encourage students, faculty, and staff to explore the HBCU Digital Library and consider how these valuable resources can support coursework, research, and personal exploration.”
Ask a Librarian
NEED RESEARCH HELP?
Reach out to the library directly for help finding sources, requesting materials, or navigating the databases.
Open Library Site (opens in new tab)Your first step toward a new career, a degree, or a better future starts here.