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About Library

The college library serves as a vital hub of knowledge and learning, offering an extensive collection of resources to support the academic and research needs of the students and the faculty. The library houses a diverse range of books, journals, and digital resources across various disciplines, ensuring that users have access to the latest information and scholarly content.

In addition to physical collections, the library provides access to a variety of e-resources, including online databases, e-books, and academic journals, which can be accessed both on and off-campus. The library is also equipped with dedicated study spaces, computer workstations, and Wi-Fi connectivity, creating an environment conducive to focused study and research.

The library staff is available to assist with research inquiries, resource recommendations, and information literacy training, ensuring that users can effectively navigate and utilize the library’s vast resources.

Library Staff
Library Staff
Sr. No. Name Educational Qualifications Email Id Profile
01 Mr. Yogesh Mate B.Sc, M.Lib.I.Sc(SET), M.Com, M.A. (Economics) mateyogesh27@gmail.com View
02 Mr. Wilson Fernandes B.A. (Sociology) Firnandeswilson106@gmail.com View
Digital Library KOPY KITAB

http://svcpune.kopykitab.com

MOU and Collaborations
  1. Laxmibai Sitaram Halbe College Mou – An MoU was signed in 2021 between St Vincent College, Pune 411037 and Laxmibai Sitaram Halbe College of Arts, Commerce and Science, Dodamarg – 416512 in the areas of Development of Educational Resources, Research and Consultancy Services.
  2. SPM Late Tatyasaheb Mahajan Arts and Commerce College Mou – An MoU was signed in 2022 between St Vincent College, Pune 411037 and SPM Late Tatyasaheb Mahajan Arts and Commerce College, Chikhli, Dist. Buldana – 443201 in the areas of Development of Educational Resources, Research and Consultancy Services.
Web OPAC

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Library at Glance
  • Books : 9734
  • Titles : 4227
  • Magazines: 16
  • Online Journals of Commerce : 52+
  • PG Project Reports :427
  • Special Hindi Collection
  • Subscribed E-Resources : 01 (NLIST)
  • Subscribed E-Books(KopyKitab)
  • Open Access E-Resources : 43
Library Committee

 

SR.NO.

NAME OF THEMEMBER

DESIGNATION

1

Dr.Anil Adsule

Chairman

2

Fr. Dr. Kenneth Misquitta, S.J

Member-Management Representative

3

Mr. Yogesh Mate

Secretary

4

Dr.Franklin Salvi

Member  

5

Dr.Dollichan Kolarath S.J

Member  

6

Dr.Vishal Bhaware

Member

7

Mr.Shahzad Nariman

Member

8

Dr.Sushama Konde

Member

9

Mr.Wilson Fernandes

Member – Administrative Staff

10

Ms.Vaishanavi Jadhav

  Student Representative

11

Ms.Vaishali Soni

Student Representative

12

Mr.Lawrence D’souza

Student Representative

 

N-LIST (E-journals and E-books)
Library Programs and Activities

The college library is committed to fostering a vibrant learning environment through a variety of programs and activities designed to engage and support our academic community. Some key activities include:

  • Library Orientation: At the beginning of each academic year, the library conducts orientation sessions for new students and faculty. These sessions provide an overview of library services, resources, and best practices for research, ensuring that users can make the most of what the library offers.
  • Regular Library Programs: Throughout the year, the library hosts a series of workshops, seminars, and reading circles aimed at enhancing research skills, promoting critical thinking, and encouraging lifelong learning. These programs are open to all students and faculty members.
  • Student Internships: The library offers internships to students interested in gaining hands-on experience in library science and management. Interns work alongside library staff, gaining valuable skills in information management, cataloguing, and customer service.
  • Theme-Based Reading Collections: To commemorate the anniversaries of historical figures and significant events, the library curates special reading collections. These displays feature books, articles, and multimedia resources that highlight the contributions of these personalities and explore the themes relevant to their legacies.
  • Collaborative Projects and Exhibits: The library frequently collaborates with academic departments and student organizations to host special exhibits, guest lectures, and collaborative research projects that enrich the academic experience and encourage interdisciplinary learning.

These activities reflect the library’s commitment to not just being a repository of knowledge, but an active participant in the academic and cultural life of the college.

Open Access E-resources

 

1. Academia.edu: A platform for academics to share research papers, where users can freely access millions of research papers across various disciplines. It’s particularly useful for discovering recent academic work and networking with researchers.

2.  arXiv.org: While primarily focused on physics, mathematics, and computer science, arXiv also includes papers in quantitative biology, finance, and statistics.

3. Directory of Open Access Journals (DOAJ): A comprehensive directory providing access to high-quality, peer-reviewed open-access journals across various academic disciplines, including humanities, social sciences, and more.

4. HathiTrust Digital Library: Offers millions of digitized titles from libraries worldwide, with a focus on humanities, social sciences, and historical collections.

5. Internet Archive: A digital library offering access to millions of books, films, music, and other digital content, with a strong emphasis on historical and cultural collections.

6. JSTOR Open Content: Provides free access to a selection of books, journal articles, and research reports in various academic fields, including humanities, social sciences, and arts.

7. LibriVox: An open-access platform that provides free audiobooks of public domain works, recorded by volunteers from around the world. It covers a wide range of classic literature, poetry, and historical texts.

8. OAPEN Library: A growing collection of freely accessible academic books, primarily in the areas of humanities and social sciences.

9. Open Library: An initiative of the Internet Archive, providing access to millions of books, including out-of-print and public domain titles, across various subjects.

10. Project Gutenberg: A vast collection of over 60,000 free eBooks, featuring classic literary works and other texts across a wide range of subjects.

11. Social Science Research Network (SSRN): A repository of research papers and articles in the fields of social sciences, including economics, law, and humanities, offering free access to a wide range of scholarly work.

12. World Digital Library: A project of UNESCO, offering free access to manuscripts, rare books, maps, and other cultural treasures from around the world, focusing on history, literature, and cultural studies.

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