The Library is currently operating on regular library hours, Monday through Thursday 8 a.m. to 9 p.m.
The Library will be closed with the campus for Spring Break from March 14th to 23rd.
Deadline for entry is March 1st of each year. For more information, look at the Paper of the Year Page on our website.
Fill out the form with as much as information as you can and submit. We will be in touch with you when the material arrives.
Gain access to the periodical databases when you are off campus here.
March 3 2021 - Some links on the Periodical Database Off-Campus Access page may not work while LCC is changing off-campus access methods. Try the links on this RedZone Library page first.
Will require additional EZProxy login for off-campus use. If prompted for user id and password, use your student id number for the user id and your 4-digit birth year for the password.
If you use Morningstar's End Session option, you must also log out of EZProxy (option at the end of this page) or you may not be able to access Morningstar information on this machine again for two hours or more.
Log out of EZProxy for Off-Campus Access
If you have technical support questions, please email your instructor or email Online Supportonlinesupport@labette.edu . Phone support is available from 8-4:30 pm M-F at (620) 820-1146.
Contact 620-820-1167.
Call 620-820-1167 during regular hours or go to http://www.labette.edu/library/ask.html and submit your request.
Helpful Reminders and Links for LCC’s Writers of Research Papers
Every time you find a source using an online database, be sure to record enough information to complete an entry on the Works Cited page. Not all information will always appear on a printed copy of the source. Here are the elements of the entry that you must have:
Date that an article, essay, or story was accessed on the web
Also, remember when you receive a source using interlibrary loan, to be sure to record enough information to complete an entry on the Works Cited page and to print out the pages that you use in your paper.
Here are two good webpages that provide documentation guidelines for citing your sources:
APA: http://owl.english.purdue.edu/owl/resource/560/01/
Here are two websites that list criteria for evaluating websites for research purposes:
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