E. W. PEDERSEN MEMORIAL LIBRARY
The library is named after one of our pioneers, E. W. Pedersen, who in
1948, helped to found the institution that has become Bugema University.
The library is central to academic life at the university. It provides resources
for use in the instructional, professional and curriculum programs
of the faculty, students and other users to achieve intellectual
growth and academic excellence though scholarship, research and
quality Christian education.
The university library supports the academic program by maintaining important
facilities and valuable collections such as internet access, print-ed materials,
CD-ROMs, theses, vertical files, e-journals and e-books,
on line catalog access, listening and viewing room for multi-media equipment.
When using any library facilities, please do not hesitate to approach
any member of the library administration or staff for assistance.
Library Mission Statement
The primary objective of the library is to provide quality and substantial
collections to assist faculty, staff, students and researchers increase
their knowledge in any area of development. It provides religious materials
to strengthen their faith so that they can achieve personal and
spiritual goals.
To effectively serve faculty and staff members, students, researchers
or any users in the community with adequate, high technology facilities,
services and resources that they will have better academic achievement,
for a better future.
Library Vision
To organize and have a readily accessible collection of right materials
by having updated materials and high technology equipment to support
and meet the institution academic curriculum requirements, instructional,
research work and individual needs.
| E-Library |
This is a digital library that delivers fast access to a million educational |
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| Internet |
The net superhighway is the high – speed internet. Connected to this are computers that use a particular system of transferring data at high speeds. Connected to the backbone computers are smaller networks serving particular geographic regions. Feeding off these are even smaller networks or individual computers. A great deal of information |
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