BRANCH LIBRARY

Education Library

Located on the first floor of the Wendell Wright Education Building, our team provides services, materials, activities, and reservable spaces for students, faculty, and staff affiliated with the School of Education.
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Contact info
Christina Jones
Christina Jones
Head, Education Library

libeduc@iu.edu

Education 1160
201 N. Rose Ave.
Bloomington, IN 47405-1006
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Plan Your Visit

Designed to meet the needs of the IU School of Education community, the IU Libraries Education Library offers a unique combination of quiet study areas and reservable enclosed group study spaces, research consultations, reference and readers advisory services, and a circulating collection of critically acclaimed youth literature, curriculum materials, and academic publications available to any Indiana educator.

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Quick links

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Building Guide

Building Guide

The Education Library is located within the Wendell Wright Education Building on the First Floor, Room 1160.

The Wright Education Building entrances facing Rose Avenue and 7th Street have ADA push buttons. The Education Library is also equipped with ADA push buttons.

The building has ramp access at the entrance on Rose Avenue.

Gendered restrooms are located on the first floor of the Wright Education Building diagonally from the Education Library. All toilets are auto flush. Restroom doors do not have push buttons but are propped open.

A gender-neutral restroom is available on the second floor of the Wright Education Building off the stairwell closest to the Education Library. Elevator to the second floor is available.

Hourly paid visitor parking is available on the second floor of the East parking garage at 150 N. Eagleson Avenue.

Accessible parking is available along the circle drive off Rose Avenue, with ramp access to the entrance.

We wish to acknowledge and honor the myaamiaki, Lënape, Bodwéwadmik, and saawanwa people, on whose ancestral homelands and resources Indiana University Bloomington is built. In our role as the Education Library, we strive to select and amplify Indigenous scholars and authors and encourage users to engage with the material in order to increase their awareness of Indigenous issues and perspectives.