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Reference and Research Services

 

·      The Library reference collections include dictionaries and encyclopedias, handbooks and indexes, bibliographies, directories and atlases. Most of the reference collection is found in the Smith Library, while reference materials in nursing, pharmacy and biomedical sciences are found in the Health Sciences Library. In addition to print-based reference materials, the Library provides links to a growing number proprietary databases and electronic journal collections, plus subject-based websites and online reference works under the heading Internet Resources. The reference staff has developed a series of Style Guides, which provide information on managing footnotes and bibliographies.

 

·      The principal contacts for reference service in Smith Library are David McKinney, Rosemary Green, and Lucinda Thomas. Denise Blake provides reference assistance in the Health Sciences Library. However, all professional librarians and other senior library staff share coverage of evening and weekend hours and are prepared to help students and faculty with research during those times. The demand for assistance can be intense at times during the semester, so you may wish to make an appointment with one of above-mentioned librarians if you have consultation needs that are extensive.

 

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