Henderson-Wilder Library

The Education Curriculum Lab contains K-12 textbooks, tests, and resource materials for use by education majors.

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UIU students enrolled at an Iowa location (or an online student living in Iowa) may check out a laptop for 1 term (16 weeks) or an iPad for 1 session (8 weeks). Supplies are limited and distributed on a first-come, first-serve basis. Shipping is available at the requester’s cost.

Technology Equipment Request

The Learning, Curiosity, and Acceptance Resource Room is a welcoming space in the UIU library designed for students to gather, explore ideas, and access helpful resources. The space serves as a supportive environment for meaningful conversations, personal growth, and learning. Whether looking for a quiet place to reflect, engage with others, or find valuable materials, this room is open to all students, faculty, and staff who seek knowledge, connection, and a sense of community.

The Sensory Room, provided by Student Accessibility Services, is a therapeutic space for students with sensory issues to decompress and confront their brain’s negative reaction to external stimuli.

Information Literacy Sessions are available to classes as well as individuals to learn how to use library resources.

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Lamination services are available. Please check with the library when your lamination will be able to be completed. The laminate is 25″ wide; the cost is $.08/running inch.

The Henderson-Wilder Library provides free access to U.S. government publications by housing a federal government documents depository.

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The Kinney Room has an extensive collection of childrens’ and young adult books, including award winners.

UIU patrons can use their library cards to borrow materials from other participating Iowa libraries through the Iowa Open Access Program.

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Iowa Workforce Development’s Virtual Access Point Software is loaded onto three public access computers located by the Circulation Desk for use by anyone.

Community members and the general public are always welcome.