Resources at Oakmont's
David A. Nims Library* and beyond
The mission of the Nims
Library is to provide up-to-date, quality resources for students
and faculty; teach library usage and research skills; promote
love of literature and life-long learning; and provide a
comfortable and supportive environment for study, reading,
research, and quiet social conversation. Welcome!
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Oakmont Library catalog
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Almanacs &
History Resources |
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Biography Resources |
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Books etc. |
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Career and Career
Planning Sites |
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College and Financial
Aid Resources |
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Databases
& Reference eBooks
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a collection of magazine,
periodical, journal, and eBook resources |
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Digital Library
Collections |
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Encyclopedias & Dictionaries |
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Health and Wellness Databases |
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Internet Usage:
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Libraries and Museums |
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Newspapers |
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Science Resources |
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Search the Web:
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Subject and Reference Resources
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links to a
currencies converter, find laws pages, statistics resources, a
thesaurus, and various science, social studies, and humanities
web sites, and general reference resources |
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Writing & Research
-- Guides to the research process
and writing |
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David A. Nims Library Blog
-- occasional posts with recent acquisitions, library
musings, etc. Check it out, and make your own
suggestions for books we should acquire or just add your
own thoughts and comments. |
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MLA style guide for
formatting bibliographies (i.e., Works Cited page) from
Purdue's OWL (online writing lab) |
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Wish List for David A.
Nims Library Acquisitions |
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*The Library is named after David A. Nims, an English teacher and
department head at
Oakmont Regional High School
from 1960-1994. Mr. Nims was a valuable mentor to students and
teachers alike. His pursuit of excellence set the standard for
several generations of Oakmont students and served as an
inspiration to his colleagues.
Mr. Nims' love of literature and writing, and his success
in sharing that love with his students and peers set an example
for all of us to follow. |