Navigating the LRC
The Learning Resource Collection is composed of two primary collections, LT and Y Books. The Learning Resource Center uses the Library of Congress Classification System to organize the children's and young adult literature, textbooks, and other teaching materials. The Call Number and Subject Guides provided here will help you locate the material you are seeking in each area.
LRC LT Collection Call Number and Subject Guide
The letters, LRC LT, begin each call number for items housed in this area. The LRC LT collection, as it is known, is organized by subject areas. Each subject area has a corresponding number that is used in an item's call number. For example, if you were looking for a science textbook, you would need to find the area of the LRC LT collection whose items' call numbers begin like this:
LRC
LT
5000
1000 Professional Education
2000 Art
2300 Business Education
2400 Computer Skills
2800 Foreign Languages
3100 Guidance
3300 Health and Physical Education
3600 Home Economics/Life Skills
3800 Industrial Arts and Vocational Education
4000 English Language Arts
4100 Listening Skills
4200 Reading
4300 Literature
4400 Mathematics
4500 Music
4700 Early Childhood Education
5000 Science
6000 Social Sciences/Social Studies
7100 Special Education and Gifted Education
7400 Activities
Y Book Collection Call Number and Subject Guide
The majority of the Y Book collection is composed of fiction books. These are located in the middle of the collection with the nonfiction books shelved before and after the fiction titles by subject. The fiction titles all have call numbers that begin with Y PZ 7.
Y BF Psychology
Y BL Mythology
Y BP-BS Religion
Y C-F History
Y G Geography
Y GR Folklore
Y J Immigration
Y K American Law
Y M Music
Y N Art
Y P Linguistics (Word concepts)
Y PJ Poetry
Y PN Entertainment
Y PR English Literature
Y PS American Literature
[Y PZ 7 Fiction]
Y PZ 8 Folklore/Fairytales
Y PZ 10 Animal Fiction
Y QA Math
Y QB-QL Sciences
Y R Medicine
Y S Agriculture
Y T Technology/Engineering
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