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Research and finding sources
- Call Us: (406) 447-5450
- Email Us: libstaff@carroll.edu
- Make an appointment with a librarian
- Stop by the Circulation Desk!
Writing or supporting your papers with reliable facts, evidence, and analysis
- Email the Writing Center: jmorris@carroll.edu
- Make an appointment
Public speaking or multimedia presentations
- Email the Communication Center: ahansen@carroll.edu
- Make an appointment
Creating videos, websites, podcasts, and more!
- Email Academic Technology: dcase@carroll.edu
Library Staff
Learning Commons Faculty & Staff
Alan Hansen
Professor - Communications
We become what we want to be by consistently being what we want to become each day. -Richard G. Scott
Alan began teaching at Carroll College in the fall of 2008. Before moving to Montana, he was a professor at Texas A&M for 7 years. Since coming to Carroll, Alan has worked with many students in the department. On April 18, 2014, his work with a student was recognized when their collaboration paper won an award from the Northwest Communication Association (NWCA). Alan runs the public relations internships for the communications department and is also the director of a grant which connects with tribal colleges in Montana. In his free time, Alan enjoys golfing, reading and spending time with his spouse, Nicole, and three children Dale (Carroll class of 2020), Grace and Abi.
I feel deeply blessed to work at an institution alongside so many people who are not only remarkably successful at their vocation, but who are so remarkably good at being compassionate and caring human beings. I feel blessed to work at an institution that places value on development of the whole person – not just the intellectual but also the social, physical and especially spiritual (Luke 2:52), that is, not just for school, but for life.
Jeffrey Morris
Professor - English
Education: Ph.D. English, Penn State University, 1994; M.A. English, Penn State University, 1989; B.A. English, Boise State University, 1986.
Areas of research or interests include: The English renaissance-specifically authors like John Milton and William Shakespeare. He has recently published an online edition of Macbeth for Gleeditions and is currently working on editions of The Merchant of Venice and King Lear.
Other accomplishments include: Fulbright Scholarship to Egypt, 2005; Writer for Montana Magazine; Participant in International Milton Symposium in Grenoble, France.
I feel blessed every day to have a place in this college. The students care about their studies and have a good time as well. The city of Helena is humble and right-sized for raising my family. There are trails that crisscross the hills south of town, so running, hiking, and mountain biking with my wife is an almost daily joy.
Daniel Case
Director of Academic Technology
Director of Academic Technology
Directions
The Corette Library & Simperman Learning Commons is located in the northeast corner of the campus.
- Students, faculty, and staff may use the small parking lot on the east side of the building.
- Visitors may use the main parking lot by the front entrance to Carroll College. Find details on visitor parking here.
View a map of campus or get directions.
Accessibility
The Corette Library and Simperman Learning Commons are committed to providing equal access to library collections, services, and facilities for all library users and follow the guidance of the Accessibility Services Coordinator at Carroll College. For assistance accessing library resources, or if you have suggestions or comments, please contact (406) 447-4340 or libstaff@carroll.edu.
Building Information for Patrons with Disabilities
- Two accessible parking spaces are available to visitors and Carroll College students, faculty, and staff in the small parking lot outside the library building.
- Both exterior entrances to the library have automatic doors.
- The right-most interior of the library has an automatic push-button switch.
- Patrons are welcome to use the elevator next to the Circulation Desk.
- All public restrooms on both levels have accessible stalls.