Regent's Park College Library
Regent's Park College Library
Contact
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Address: |
Regent's Park College Library |
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Phone: |
01865 288127; Angus Library 01865 288142 |
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E-mail: |
library@regents.ox.ac.uk; Angus Library angus.library@regents.ox.ac.uk |
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Library Staff
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College Librarian: |
Sarah Mann |
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Angus Librarian: |
Mrs Emily Burgoyne |
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Archivist: |
Dr. Julian R. Lock |
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Library Collections Assistant: |
Mr Gabriel F. |
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Opening Hours
Note that opening hours may sometimes change at short notice. If travelling to visit a library you are advised to check with the library to confirm details.
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Term time: |
CURRENTLY CLOSED INDEFINITELY. Under normal circumstances these are the opening hours: College library: 24 hours, self-issue, for college members; staffed Monday–Friday 9:30–16:30. Angus Library: Monday–Friday, 9:30–16:30. |
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Vacation: |
CURRENTLY CLOSED INDEFINITELY. Under normal circumstances these are the opening hours: College library: 24 hours, self-issue, for college members; staffed Monday–Friday 9:30–16:30. Angus Library: Monday–Friday, 9:30–16:30. |
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Closed: |
Both libraries: approximately one week at Christmas and at Easter. College library: 2 weeks in July for the annual stock check. Angus Library: the whole of August. |
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Notes: |
College library: open to visitors by appointment only. Apply to the college librarian at library@regents.ox.ac.uk. Angus Library: by appointment only; apply to the Angus librarian at angus.library@regents.ox.ac.uk. |
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Admission and Borrowing Policies
Note that by necessity these policies are much simplified and provided for initial guidance only. Please check with the library for full details.
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OU undergraduate students: |
Admissions: |
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OU postgraduate students: |
Admissions: |
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OU academic and research staff: |
Admissions: |
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Others: |
Admissions: |
some. Borrowing: 
none.Subjects Covered
The college library includes the subjects studied by undergraduate and graduate students of the college. The Angus Library is a unique national library and archive for Baptist history and heritage. The David Nicholls collection covers church and state, philosophy, politics and theology, Latin American studies and Caribbean history and literature, particularly from Haiti.
