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TJ Jones Library

LIBRARY HOURS

Monday-Thursday 7:30 a.m. – 12 p.m.
Friday 7:30 a.m. – 5 p.m.
Saturday 2 p.m. – 5 p.m.
Sunday 6 p.m. – 9 p.m.

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The T.J. Jones Library is committed to providing the highest quality service and support to NCU students in their academic pursuits. Whether it is help with research, help using specialized research databases or software, or simply printing a paper for class, we’ve got you covered.

A great place to study and finish up assignments is crucial in helping you decide on a college. Be sure to visit North Central University and see what T.J. Jones Library has to offer you.

The library offers:

  • Computer lab
  • Course reserves
  • Group study spaces
  • Interlibrary loan
  • Printing, scanning, and photocopying
  • Reference assistance
  • Research training
  • Wireless internet access
  • Staff

    Rachelle waldon

    Director of Library Services

    Phone: 612.343.4494

    Email: rjwaldon@northcentral.edu

    Madisson coleman

    Patron Services Specialist

    Phone: 612-343-4490

    Email: mgcolema@northcentral.edu

    Joshua peterson

    Reference & Instruction Specialist

    Phone: 612-343-4491

    Email: jcpeters@northcentral.edu

    Ellen cronk

    Circulation Specialist

    Phone: 612-343-4492

    Email: eqcronk@northcentral.edu

  • Mission & History

    Mission

    The T. J. Jones Library provides the best resources with superior service in a welcoming environment.

    History

    The library at North Central University is named for Rev. Thomas James Jones (1896-1970). Originally from England, Rev. Jones joined the faculty at North Central in 1946. A highly-skilled teacher who valued reading and study, he donated a large portion of his personal library to help North Central start its first library collection.

    The T. J. Jones Library is located on three floors of a beautiful historic neoclassical mansion in downtown Minneapolis. The building was originally the Tourtellotte Memorial Deaconess Home, in association with Asbury Hospital (which is now Carlson Hall).