Tired of those bad bibliographies? Are your students finding good scholarly sources for their research papers? Are they information literate?  Information literacy programs are a partnership between library professionals and classroom instructors.

• Information Literacy and Library Instruction
• Hints for creating effective library assignments
• Request an instructional session for your class
• Liaison librarians
• Course Reserves
• Plagiarism--what students need to know
       What is it?  What are the different types?  Tips for prevention.  FAQ's and more.

For information concerning the purchase of library materials, contact the Acquisitions Librarian, Jean Romeo (x3679).  Collection building is a shared responsibility with faculty and librarians.  Subject librarians are also available to help with material selections or to find specific publication information.

• Collection Development Policy
• Online form for acquiring library materials
• Subject/Liaison librarians 
  The Library Liaison program was established for the express purpose of helping faculty maintain awareness of  the rapidly growing collection of OhioLINK resources,  gathering ideas for library-related assignments, or a host of other questions.   Don't hesitate to contact your liaison for assistance.
   

• Current periodical subscriptions (by Department)
• Current newspaper subscriptions (English Language)
• Current International newspaper subscriptions
• E-Journal Finder (EJC and other OhioLINK Databases)
• Electronic Journal Center (EJC)
  • How to bookmark an electronic journal
  • Notes on Content
  • Register for email notification
  • Connecting from Home

For a quick overview of information concerning circulation, OhioLINK borrowing, Interlibrary Loan and a host of other topics, consult  Frequently Asked Questions.
REFERENCE MATERIAL LENDING FORM.

• Library display cases - faculty and staff, as well as student organizations are invited to use the display cases located in the lobby of the Library.  Some appropriate uses would be to promote services provided to the university community, recent achievements such as publications or presentations, or other academic related topics.  Each display is allotted one month during the academic year.  Three cases are available for use.  Contact George Heller at x3680 for more information.
• Study carrels - Individual enclosed study carrels are available on various floors throughout the building.  Contact
  Ana Bobby (x1717) for more information concerning availability of the carrels.