The Clara Fritzsche Library has the following special collections containing unique or hard to find holdings on a diverse array of subjects.

| Curriculum Library | The Eastern Church Resource Center | Juvenile Collection |
| Le Cercle Collection | Tolerance Resource Center |

Curriculum Library

Located on the first floor of the library, the Curriculum Library functions as a resource library for education students, student teachers and instructors. The collection includes textbooks, games, posters, curriculum guides and teaching aids and is updated regularly. The Curriculum Library is arranged according to the Dewey Decimal System.

The Eastern Church Resource Center

The formation of the Eastern Church Resource Center is the culmination of a pioneering effort here at Notre Dame College beginning with the shared vision of Fran Babic, former Director of the Lifelong Learning Center at NDC, and Eleanor Malburg, Administrative Assistant in the College's Pastoral Theology Office. Select this link for detailed information.

Select this link for information on the Righteous Among the Nations exhibit occuring June 9-June 19, 2008.

Juvenile Collection

Located on the first floor of the library, the Juvenile Collection contains over 4,000 volumes ranging from picture books to young adult literature in the areas of fiction, nonfiction and juvenile biography. The collection is maintained in support of the Notre Dame College Education Department’s children’s literature curriculum and is organized according to the Dewey Decimal Classification System.

Le Cercle Collection

Dedicated on April 19, 1990, the Cercle Collection consists of over 400 books, records, tapes and periodicals in the French language. The collection supplements the library’s sizable holdings in foreign language literature. Select this link for detailed information.

Tolerance Resource Center

Tolerance Resource Center is designed to provide students, faculty and the greater community with the opportunity to understand and appreciate issues of racial, cultural and religious diversity in the world around them. Select this link for detailed information.

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