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Library Services for Transfer Students
Welcome! The library
can assist you in the following ways:
- Personal assistance is available at the
Reference Desk on the 2nd floor of Haggard Hall
- Online
assistance form:
Ask A Reference Question
- We offer help with class assignments
- Provide research guides and
bibliographies
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The Library Information Tutorial -
LIT This online tutorial is an excellent way to become
familiar with the kinds of resources and materials offered through the library.
Modules include: Using the catalog, searching online databases, effective Web
searching, plagiarism and how to cite sources.
Request
to meet with a librarian for your major or area of interest - individually or as
a group.
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Librarian |
Liaison
Responsibilities |
Phone |
Office |
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Jeanne Armstrong |
American Cultural Studies, Anthropology, English (composition,
literature, linguistics), Fairhaven College, International Studies, Sociology, Women Studies |
650-7667 |
HH 227 |
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Elizabeth Stephan |
College of Business & Economics
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650-2061 |
HH 226 |
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Margaret Fast |
Art, History, Modern & Classical
Languages, East Asian Studies, Classics and Linguistics |
650-3174 |
HH 223 |
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Rob Lopresti |
Huxley College of
Environmental Studies, Canadian Studies, Map Librarian |
650-3342 |
HH 229 |
| Leza Madsen |
Biology, Dance, Human
Services & Rehabilitation Counseling (interim), Philosophy, Political Science, Psychology |
650-7583 |
WL 273 |
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Paul S. Piper |
English (Creative Writing,
Poetry), Geology, Health Interdisciplinary, Journalism, PEHR - Physical Education/Health/Recreation |
650-3097 |
WL 276 |
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Cecilia Poon |
Woodring College of Education |
650-3079 |
HH 224 |
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Marian Ritter |
Music |
650-3696 |
PAC 356A |
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Peter Smith |
Astronomy, Chemistry, Computer Science, Engineering technology, Mathematics,
Physics |
650-3175 |
WL 274 |
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Sylvia Tag |
Communications, Communication Sciences and
Disorders, Liberal Studies, Theater Arts |
650-7992 |
WL 272 |
Library Instruction Courses
- Library 201 Introduction to Research Strategies (2
Credits)
- This course is intended for sophomores and transfer students.
LIB 201 introduces students to the nature of research, with emphasis on
strategies for carrying our inquiry, locating electronic and print sources,
assessing sources for authority and selecting and incorporating materials form
sources into writing.
page created by
Sylvia Tag
, updated 9/09
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