Library

The library at our Atlantic City Campus, located at 1535 Bacharach Boulevard, provides the services of professional librarians, support staff and tutors to assist students and faculty with research and library instruction.

• The library provides access to print books, ebooks, articles, online research databases, newspapers and more. With your Atlantic Cape library card, you have access to the print collection from the Atlantic County Library. 

• Computers have a full suite of Microsoft Office applications and subject specific software for class assignments. There are also laptops for students to use in the library. 

• Assistive technology equipment is available for use by students, faculty and staff.

• Printers, a photocopier and scanner are available. Art exhibits, board games and jigsaw puzzles allow students to relax, and study with classmates. Printing is free for students and faculty. 

• The charging station is conveniently located for charging your device.

• Faculty are encouraged to request library instruction to help their students learn to research and use information ethically and effectively.

• Faculty and staff may also reserve the computer classroom (Room 132) for library research, class assignments or special events. To reserve Room 132, please email the library.

Contact Information

• Circulation Desk and Course Reserves: (609) 343-4800 Ext. 4726
• Reference Question: (609) 343-4815

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The library at our Cape May County Campus, located at 341 Court House South Dennis Road in Cape May Court House, provides the services of professional librarians, support staff and tutors to assist students and faculty with research and library
instruction.

• The library provides access to print books, ebooks, articles, online research databases, newspapers and more. With your Atlantic Cape library card, you have access to the print collection at the Atlantic County Library.
• The library has a computer lab for students to use. These computers have a full suite of Microsoft Office applications and subject specific software for class assignments. There are also laptops for students to use in the library. 
• Assistive technology equipment is available for use by students, faculty and staff. 
• Printers, a photocopier and scanner are available. Rotating art exhibits, board games and jigsaw puzzles allow students to relax, and study with classmates. Printing is free for students and faculty.
• Study rooms are available for quiet study or group projects 
• The charging station is conveniently located for charging your device.
• Faculty are encouraged to request library instruction to help their students learn to do research and use information ethically and effectively.
• The Nonprofit Resource Center offers free access to the Funding Information Network  (FIN). The FIN is a suite of online databases from Candid (previously known as the Foundation Center). The FIN offers the most up-to-date information on available grant opportunities and funding history for 140,000+ U.S. and international foundations, corporations, and federal agencies. 
  • Foundation Directory Online (FDO) database is a research tool that helps grant seekers locate the funding sources for nonprofit organizations, individuals, and businesses.
  • Grants to Individuals database identifies organizations that fund scholarships
    and creative or entrepreneurial projects.
  • The Nonprofit Resource Center also offers periodic workshops (free of charge) on how to use the online research tools, write grant proposals, budget and financial management, and other topics of interest to nonprofit organizations.
  • In-person access to the Nonprofit Resource Center is available when the library is open.

Contact Information

• Circulation Desk and Course Reserves: (609) 463-3713
• Reference Question: (609) 463-3713

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The library at the main campus is located in D Building, 5100 Black Horse Pike, in Mays Landing.

The library provides the services of professional librarians, support staff and tutors to assist students and faculty with research and library instruction, and contains the largest collection of print resources in the Atlantic Cape libraries.

• The library provides access to print books, ebooks, articles, online research databases, newspapers and more. With your Atlantic Cape library card, you have access to the print collection from the Atlantic County Library. 

• Computers have a full suite of Microsoft Office applications and subject specific software for class assignments. There are also laptops for students to use in the library. 

• Assistive technology equipment is available for use by students, faculty and staff.

• Printers, a photocopier and scanner are available. Art exhibits, board games and jigsaw puzzles allow students to relax, and study with classmates. Printing is free for students and faculty. 

• The charging station is conveniently located for charging your device

• Study rooms are available for quiet study or group projects.
• The Mays Landing Campus library has extensive print collections of culinary, law, art and nursing materials.
• Faculty are encouraged to request library instruction to help their students learn to research and use information ethically and effectively.
• When it is not in use for library instruction, faculty may request the use of the library classroom (D202) for independent research sessions and class assignments requiring computers.

The library is also home to the Atlantic Cape Community College Art Gallery with exhibits by students, faculty and the community. Check the web site for current and upcoming events.

Contact Information

• Circulation Desk and Course Reserves: (609) 343-4951
• Reference Question: (609) 343-5665