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Welcome to the Library's LibGuide for Faculty.

First a general word about the Library - we are here to serve you, the faculty. We do this in several ways: by assisting you with your teaching needs (including meeting the instructional and research needs of your students) and by assisting you with your research.

In this regard, this guide is intended to alert you to the services we offer and to help you navigate the library's website.

Much of this information is given in the links below. Use the tabs above to find additional information. Click here to find out What's New in the Library, and this includes events, exhibits, teleconferences, training sessions, new databases and other resources.

Please stop by, introduce yourself, bring your ID and get a barcode to activate that as your library card. While students are given 28 days, faculty can circulate books for 120 days. Set up an account to renew books online, check barcode status, and of hold requests.

Get ready to use your Library with its 1.2 million books, 90,000 e-journals and 300+ databases.

Interested in having an information literacy instructional session tailored to your course or assignment needs? Click on the Library Instruction Request Form.

Want to order a book for the collection, use the Acquistions Request Form.

A librarian is assigned to work with each department as part of our Library Liaison program.

To request a photocopy of materials owned by the Library, use this Faculty Photoduplication Request Form.

Use our Interlibrary Loan service for materials not owned by the Library. Sign up for an ILLiad account to track status of requests and receive articles electronically.

Place materials on Electronic Reserves

If you have questions, or for information not listed here, please contact us. We look forward to working with you and your students!

You can also find the Library on Facebook.

During your next visit, stop by the Bookmark Cafe located on the main floor of the Library for a light snack.

This LibGuide was originally created by Jackie Elsas.

Are you a Faculty member who would like a LibGuide created just for you?

A Librarian will work with you to create a guide that lists Library Resources pertinent to your subject area.

Click here to find your Library Liasion.