About the IOA Information Center

Overview

Established in February 2000, the Institute on Aging Information Center is a central source of aging-related information in North Carolina. The Information Center's resources are available to researchers, health professionals, government officials, and others across the state. We have a specialized library of resources. Access to the resources is provided via Agelib, our digital library.

Collections

Our collections focus on: North Carolina aging; diversity; rural aging; long term care issues; healthy aging; aging, work and the retirement transition; aging and the community; and aging and library and information science. Our collections consist of resources in a variety of formats including books, journals, reports, web sites and more. Read more about our collections.

Databases & Search Tools

We have a digital library of our collection -- search AGELIB now. We also have an online gerontology journals finder. Users may also search aging literature via AgeLine.

Services

Our services include assistance locating resources, answers to reference questions, research assistance, instruction in the use of aging-related resources, and more. Read more about our services.