Lyle Campbell American Indian Languages Library

Lyle Campbell American Indian Languages Library
First established in 2004, the Lyle Campbell American Indian Languages Library is a reference and research library, part of the Center for American Indian Languages. The Library has an extensive collection of books and materials on Native American languages, on language endangerment, and on language revitalization. The Library is named for Lyle R. Campbell, currently a professor at the University of Hawai'i, Manoa, and formerly the Director of the Center for American Indian Languages and professor at the University of Utah.

The Library is open to students, faculty, researchers, and members of the community interested in using the resources and materials in the collection. The collection includes over 3,000 books and journals on languages of the Americas, primarily donated by Lyle Campbell and from the Wick R. Miller collection. In addition, the Center for American Indian Languages has a small computer lab that is part of the Library which is open to the public during library hours.The Library provides its catalogs online.

Links for the Lyle Campbell American Indian Languages Library
The Library's page on the CAIL website (the online catalogs are available here)