Learning Resources Center at MCC
not just a library...media, technolgy, distance education and more
Yancey Learning Center:
107 Wheeler Hills Road
Burnsville, NC 28714
(828) 682-7315
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Programs of Study:
What Degree or Program can I pursue at MCC?
MCC currently offers over 35 curriculum programs, including technical, vocational, and college transfer.
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Facts & Figures
Policies, Statistics, and much helpful information can be located on our About Us page.
The MCC Learning Resources Center (LRC)
The Learning Resources Center is named for Carolyn Munro Wilson, a life long educator and supporter of teaching and learning....
We offer a variety of online resources and information about our policies and procedures. Please choose from the LRC Links to your left for more information on our programs and services.
Location & Hours of Operation
The LRC is located on the second floor of Gwaltney Hall on the Main Campus in Spruce Pine [ location map ].
The hours of operation are:
- Monday-Thursday: 8:00 a.m.-7:00 p.m.
- Special Hours during holidays and semester breaks
LRC & Distance Education Mission Statements
The Learning Resources Center (LRC) acts as both an instructional support system and an information network. Services are provided not only to the faculty, staff and students of Mayland Community College, but also to any resident of Avery, Mitchell or Yancey counties. Resources include both print and non-print materials, electronic resources, audio-visual equipment and workshops/orientations.
Distance learning is defined as the interaction of learner and instructor that occurs when the two are separated by place and/or time. The learning experience is designed around the needs of the learner. Distance education at Mayland Community College shall provide every available opportunity for an individual to pursue education that will enhance professional and personal well-being. This form of education is a convenient and increasingly popular mode of delivery, freeing the learner from time and location constraints - constraints often viewed as major barriers preventing individuals from attending college. Mayland shall offer such high-quality distance education options as teleweb courses, Internet-based courses, independent study courses, interactive television courses, or any other means to ensure accessibility to College programs and services.
Help
Help is available through our "Ask a Librarian" service. Either email your question(s) to lrc@mayland.edu or call (828) 766-1211 or 1-800-4-MAYLAND, ext. 1211.
