Library Resources for Faculty   Tags: databases, faculty  

Originally designed for use by faculty as a shortcut to library resources, this guide is available to anyone--staff, students, or guest researchers. To begin, click the subject area of interest to you:

• art
• behavioral sciences (psychology, sociolology and social work)
• biology
• business
• chemistry
• communication arts
• computing & math
• education
• engineering & physics
• English & modern languages
• health, physical ed & recreation
• history, humanities & gov't
• music
• nursing
• theology & ministry

While some resources are freely accessible, others are restricted to use by current faculty, staff and students, who may access them off campus by inserting their Novell login when prompted.

For more detailed research guidance, check out the Library's Research Guides. Or, for in-person assistance, drop by the Reference desk or make an appointment with one of the Reference librarians.

A reference librarian is generally available at the Reference desk in the Library Information Commons on the LRC 4th floor from 8:30 am until 5:30 pm Monday through Friday when classes are in session, except during chapel. Librarians with reference responsibilies include: