The Libraries wants to ensure that when you graduate you are skilled at identifying, finding, evaluating, and using information both effectively and ethically. Because it is a challenge to integrate a librarian into every course on campus, the Libraries focus on how they can connect with you beyond the classroom in support of your learning.
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Libraries Course Materials
Instructors have the option to incorporate Libraries Course Materials through their Canvas course:
- Saving you time and money.
- Ensuring you have access to the materials you need.
Tutorials & How-to Videos
Interactive tutorials and instructional videos that help library users at all levels to develop or enhance a variety of information literacy skills.
Research Guides
Online library research guides for a variety of topics, academic disciplines, and courses, including the Getting Started with Research guide.
Research Support
Support for undergraduate, graduate, and faculty researchers at every step in the research process.
- Research consultations with a subject or skill-focused librarian.
- Plagiarism and copyright information.
Subject Specialists
Contact a librarian for assistance with research papers, projects, and presentations.
Library 110 Class
In this four-week, one-credit-hour class, students will learn how to access various resources from the context of being an athlete or having an interest in sports, such as how to successfully search for health information, copyright and NIL, and sports strategies.
- LIBR 110: Sports and Information (1): TR 2pm-3:15pm, four-week mini course that runs from Oct. 27 - Nov. 21st.
Find, Borrow & Request Materials
Explore sources and find tools and resources for your research and projects.
ASKus & FAQs
Quick research help through an ASKus service point and FAQs.
