Special Collections
For a complete list of each of the collections below access the library catalog, then click on the Category button at the top of the web page.
Marianne Koke Folk Arts Collection
The Marianne Koke Folk Arts Collections is a memorial for Marianne Koke, the late wife of Don Koke. Don is a former full-time faculty member of Butler Community College. For more information contact the library at (316)322-3234, Wichita/metro area (316)733-3234 or e-mail lwnixon@butlercc.edu.
McCormick Endowed Fund - Math, Science, and Technology Collection
Through the generosity of Dr. Mack McCormick, the collection of science, mathematics and technology books are purchased for the students, faculty, and other library users of Butler Community College. The collection contains more than 430 volumes.
McCormick Endowed Fund - Pioneer Collection
This collection is devoted to the roles of women and minorities in the settling of the Great American West. The collection contains more than 595 volumes. Here is a complete list of the materials: Pioneer Collection.
Memorial & Gift Books
Annually the L.W. Nixon Library collection is further enriched by the new books that are donated. These are memorial books, honoring a loved one who has passed away, or gift books, commemorating a special event in the life of a family member or friend. To arrange placement of a memorial or gift book with the L.W. NIxon Library, please contact the library by e-mail at mayers@butlercc.edu or phone El Dorado (316)322-3235, Wichita/metro area (316)733-3235 or fax (316)322-3315. To access a complete list of the collection: Memorial & Gift Books.
Southeast Kansas Academic Librarians Council (SEKALC) Collection
This is a collection of videos and DVDs for faculty use, searchable through our online catalog for checkout. Please allow 5-7 days for delivery, contact the circulation desk for more information. Other patrons may view them at the library in the listening lab.
Mission:
Believing in the spirit of collaboration and that some of the best resources are found in our fellow librarians, the mission of the Southeast Kansas Academic Librarians Council is to promote and facilitate the sharing of educational resources and improve library services through the exchange of ideas, best practices and policies.
