The Geisel Library at Saint Anselm College is named for Manchester businessman Joseph Herman Geisel (1871–1964), a member of the college’s first Advisory Board of Trustees. His substantial gift to the college in honor of his parents allowed for the construction of the library that bears his name. The Geisel Library was completed in 1960.

Call (603) 641-7300 or stop by the Circulation Desk to reserve one of the library’s group study rooms. 

The mission of the Saint Anselm College Archives is to document the history of the college and the people who are a part of that history through identifying, collecting, preserving, and providing access to college records that have historical, legal, fiscal, or administrative value.

The mission of the Center for Ethics in Society is to enrich the knowledge and practice of principled ethical decision-making by addressing important social and organizational issues through collaborative discussion, research, and education.
 

As directed by its mission, all of the Center’s funding is directed towards research, education, dialogue, and collaboration on ethical challenges afflicting New Hampshire’s communities and organizations. No funding is directed towards any politically partisan activities or advocacy.   

The Center for Ethics in Business and Governance offers public programs as well as leadership and governance training.