VISIT AND VIEW OUR ONLINE LIBRARY!
The APARC Library is located in Appleby Hall room 311 in the Asian Pacific American Resource Center (APARC). It is an Asian American Pacific Islander (AAPI) resource library filled with fiction, non-fiction, poetry, biographies, graphic novels, children’s literature, academic research, documentaries, and movies surrounding Asian American identity. Some examples include: To All the Boys I've Loved Before, Milk and Honey, Crazy Rich Asians, The Best We Could Do and more! APARC Library is dedicated to providing material for students who identify as AAPI to connect with literacy content with similar experiences, stories, and identity(s) as themselves.
Why is it important to have an AAPI Resource Library?
At a predominantly white institution (PWI), it is vital to center the narratives of Asian American and Pacific Islander experiences and identities. We believe representation matters in AAPI’s journey to success. The resource library has been curated in hopes of fostering feelings of validation and a sense of belonging in American literacy and media.
Website and Check-out Process:
View and browse through what we have online at aparc.libib.com. To check out items, please visit APARC in Appleby Hall room 311. An APARC staff member will create your account and check it out for you. Come to APARC and we’d be happy to help you!
Checkout Periods:
Students: 21 days
Faculty: 21 Days
DVDs: 7 Days (Students & Faculty)
