For Your Teaching

• Request library instruction
• Teach students how to conduct research in order to be successful in their research assignments and project
• Teach general information literacy skills like source evaluation, visual literacy, citations, and other skills
• Individual research appointments
  • For students who need one-on-one research support or are engaging in advanced research projects.
  • Topic and search term development, search strategies and more!
• Co-design research assignments
  • Define information sources
  • Update language about library resources
  • Incorporate modern research techniques
• Embed research content into Canvas shells: videos, modules, research guides, etc.

• Videos and tutorials
• Research Guides
• Canvas Modules

• Textbook Registration
  • Let your students know what is required for your course by registering textbooks, course materials and OER resources. Doing so assists students in choosing the most affordable option and keeps you in compliance with university policy. 
  • Contact textbook staff for further assistance.
• Textbook Affordability    
  • Learn more about strategies to lower textbook costs through our textbook affordability and OER workshop.
  • A simple way to promote textbook affordability is to place your book or audiovisual material on reserve. 
  • Learn more about course reserves. 

• Assist us with ensuring students have access to resources that best align with the learning outcomes of your course curriculum.  
  • Contact your subject librarian to request materials            

Contact your librarian to find the ideal space for your class.

We can provide library-specific narratives (i.e., resources, collections, services, staff, facilities, and technology), list of subject area journals and databases, online support, and arrange library tours/meetings with visiting teams. 

• Contact Eileen Bosch, Associate Dean, for more information.