| Title | @ Bloomsburg | @ Lock Haven | @ Mansfield | Ebook Link (if available) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Math Through the Ages: A Gentle Introduction for Teachers and Others - Berlinghoff and Gouvea | Y | Y | Y | |
| The Writers FAQs: A Pocket Handbook - Harris and Kunka | Y | |||
| The Elements of Style - Strunk and White | Y | Y | Y | |
| Journey Through Genius - Dunham | Y | Y | Y | |
| Great Feuds in Mathematics - Hellman | Y | Y | ||
| A History of Mathematics - Katz | Y | Y | Y | |
| Women of Mathematics - Grinstein | Y | Y | ||
| Men of Mathematics - Bell | Y | Y | Y | |
| An Episodic History of Mathematics - Krantz | Available from eBook Central | |||
| Fascinating Mathematical People - Albers | Y | Available from eBook Central | ||
| Mathematics in a Historical Context - Suzuki | Y | Available from eBook Central | ||
| How to Read Historical Mathematics - Wardhaugh | Y | Available from JSTOR |
Bloomsburg: Ask at the Circulation Desk. You need to know the course: MAT 220, and the title of the book you want. Books can be used for 2 hours in the library.
Lock Haven: Ask at the Circulation Desk. You need to know the professor's last name: Kahn, and the title of the book you want. Books can be used for 2 hours in the library.
Mansfield: Ask at the Main Service Desk. You need to know the professor's last name: Kahn, and the title of the book you want. Books can be used in the library only and must be returned before you leave the building.
Ebooks: Click on the link above to access ebooks.
