Library Resources
Welcome to the Justice College Library, where students have access to a wide range of resources to support their academic journey. Our collection includes online books, digital databases, and online journals, providing tools to enhance learning and research. Whether you’re looking to deepen your understanding of course materials or explore new topics, our library is here to help every step of the way.
Resources
At Justice College, students have full access to the EBSCO online library, offering thousands of eBooks, academic journals, and research papers. This powerful resource supports a wide range of subjects, ensuring students have what they need for their studies. Click here to log into the EBSCO.
We also provide access to Academic OneFile, a robust database of scholarly articles covering numerous disciplines. Additionally, students can register for the Maricopa County Library District for even more resources. Get your free library card here.
To further support your research, we’ve included a link to Google Scholar, giving you access to a vast collection of academic papers and citations.
Staff
Frank Patterson brings over 21 years of experience to Justice College, having worked in both college and public libraries. Most recently, he has served as a region manager for the Maricopa County Library District, overseeing five branches. Frank holds a B.A. in History and Anthropology from Arizona State University and an M.A. in Library and Information Science from the University of Arizona. His extensive background in managing library resources and supporting academic communities makes him a valuable resource for our students.
For help or questions, please email Frank Patterson at fpatterson@justicecollege.org
In-Person
In addition to our online resources, Justice College is a proud member of the Theological Library Cooperative of Arizona, granting students access to over 160,000 additional resources. This partnership includes libraries such as American Indian College, Arizona Christian University, Grand Canyon University, International Baptist College, Kino Institute, La Vita House, and Phoenix Seminary. Students can explore these resources to enhance their academic experience by contacting the libraries directly or visiting in person.
Students at Justice College can also access physical books through Chandler-Gilbert Community College (CGCC) and the Perry Branch Library in Gilbert. To use these libraries, students must present a valid Justice College student ID for entry, offering them a broader range of materials for academic research and study.
