Oklahoma Library for the Blind and Physically Handicapped

The Oklahoma Department of Libraries is the official state library that serves the information and records management needs of state government. It assists in the development of public library and coordinate library and information technology projects for the state of Oklahoma. The department administers a variety of library and information services, including state archives, records management, state and federal government documents and interlibrary referral. The Oklahoma Department of Libraries is governed by a board of directors appointed by governor and confirmed by state senate. It operates legislative reference, management, and collections and services. The department has a center of books that administers an annual book awards program. The Oklahoma Department of Libraries is located in Oklahoma City.

The Robert M. Bird Health Sciences Library, located in Oklahoma City, serves as a vital resource for the University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center community, offering a wide range of services and tools essential for health research and education. With access to numerous databases, journals, and educational resources, the library supports faculty, staff, and students in their scholarly pursuits. In addition to providing literature searches and document delivery services, the Bird Library offers unique programs such as free licenses for mobile applications and waivers for article processing charges, promoting open access to research. These initiatives underscore the library's commitment to fostering an environment conducive to academic and professional development in the health sciences. Generated from the website