糖心视频logo

The Library’s research and information literacy program supports academic success and lifelong learning through critical thinking, problem-solving, decision-making and information seeking skills. Librarians teach practical skills and conceptual knowledge related to information organization, discovery, research methods and ethical use of information. We will offer synchronous and asynchronous online options as well as a safe space for students to learn, grow and explore.

Research consultations with a librarian are available for individual or small group research assistance on a specific assignment or project for students and faculty. Please let us know if you require any ADA accommodations.

We will do our best to work with you on on scheduling a time that works for you.

Please be advised that appointments made with less than 24 hours notice are not guaranteed to be available.

The Library hosts 30 minute tours designed to highlight library spaces, services, and collections. Most tours are student-led so they can help their peers pick out the best study places like the quiet floor, the bustling group collaboration spaces and many more types of learning spaces. See locations of computers, printers, scanners, and photocopiers; learn about technology like mobile printing; and meet the helpful library staff. We host scheduled drop-in tours during the first two weeks of school. Feel free to invite guests or friends to come along. We also provide virtual tours.

Library @ your space! The library is everywhere! We are community minded people and we love to collaborate. We can give a pitch, host a table, create a scavenger hunt, and demo library tools and resources anywhere! We are really good at giving directions, greeting students, and helping organize. Let us know how we can engage with your next event.