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Internet Resources

Reference

Dictionaries, encyclopedias, biography, maps, statistics, calculators, financial aid, etc.

Search Engines

Search engines, pictures, Invisible Web, 

tips on how to search, phone books, and more.

Newspapers & Magazines

Online newspapers and magazines, MMTC Library periodicals, news search.

Writing Tips / Grammar / Literature

Bibliographies, writing tips, grammar, etc.

Faculty Resources

Academic research, lesson plans, teaching resources, and more.

Jobs

Local and national job sites, career guides, MMTC Career services, salaries, etc.

MMTC Career Services Office

Job leads, Career Services Office information.

Local Resources

Charleston area and SC information, weather, media, government, etc.

Psychology / Sociology

Current social issues, psychology, etc. 

Science

Physics, chemistry, biology.

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The MMTC Library, located in Room 14 on the Charleston campus, offers print and electronic information resources to Miller-Motte students, faculty, and staff in North Charleston, SC.  

The Campus Library is open Mon-Thu 8 a.m.-9 p.m. The Virtual Library is open 24/7 from your home or from campus. Please direct questions about the Web site or library resources to Librarian Michelle Bing.