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The Anne Bray Library
The library has a variety of resources available relating to the area of disability, particularly intellectual disability. These include books, videos, audio tapes and journals. All of our resources are catalogued on a computerised database.
A list of new book acquisitions is included in every newsletter.
Although the library is predominantly used by students it is open to the public and the only requirement is that you fill out an enrolment form when borrowing resources. The library enrolment form is available at the library or can be completed online.
Our library services are available to people outside of the Dunedin area, but only within New Zealand.
Library Services
A literature search on a particular topic can be performed free of charge. Please contact our librarian, Krissy Wright.
Books, videos and audiotapes can be borrowed for a period of 2 weeks. A maximum of 4 resources can be borrowed at any one time. The journals cannot be borrowed but articles can be photocopied for a small charge.
The only library services which incur a charge at present are photocopying, the use of the internet facilities, and postage.
The Librarian is available Monday to Friday until 14:30, so any requests for personal assistance please need to be made during the hours 09:00 to 14:30. However, the Library remains open until 17:00 on week days.
