TENNESSEE STATE UNIVERSITY MAIN CAMPUS LIBRARY
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Information About the
Library Building
The Martha M. Brown-Lois H. Daniel Library, located at the Main Campus, is adjacent to the Floyd-Payne Campus Center. It is a three-story, contemporary structure built in 1977. It has 82,000 square feet of space with special study and research facilities that include two smart classrooms and two computer labs. A unique Special Collections area on the third floor houses the Library's and University's historic archives, theses, dissertations, art objects and special collections, including documents related to the University's unique and colorful history. The Library also houses an Art Corner on the first floor where Nashville area artists exhibit their work. Permanent exhibits of TSU Olympians and Coach Edward S. Temple are also located on the first floor.
Administration:
Dr. Yildiz B. Binkley, Dean of Libraries & Media Centers 963-5212 ybinkley@tnstate.edu
Dr. Murle Kenerson, Asst. Director,Pub. Serv.
963-5203 mkenerson@tnstate.edu
Ms. Glenda Alvin, Asst. Dir, Collection Mgt.
963-5230 galvin@tnstate.edu
Dr. Helen Chen, Coordinator AWC Library
963-7785 hchen@tnstate.edu
Dr. Karen Gupton, Coordinator Media Ctrs.
963-5743 kgupton@tnstate.edu
Mrs. Colette Bradley, Computer Specialist
963-5489 cbradley@tnstate.edu | | TSU: AN OLYMPIC TRADITION To soar to victory on eagle-wings.... to challenge the win for Olympic gold...to win with a spirit as tenacious as the legs that carry an athlete across the finish line: These visions have characterized the Tennessee State University's quest for Olympic medals for more than four decades. Indeed TSU is an Olympic tradition: such names as Rudolph, Boston, Tyus, and McGuire are synonymous with "Champion." |
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