Below you'll find resources to help you with your teaching, ways to incorporate the Library into your courses, and how to contact a librarian for instruction or course/assignment building.
If you would like to put an item on reserve in the library, please fill out this form:
If you would like to request a purchase, fill out this form:
You can also use a current Research Guide or contact your Department Liaison to create a Subject or Course-based guide.
The Library can help you with Open Educational Resources (OERs) and Textbook Alternatives (TAs). You can choose to:
Find Library Resources:
Options to find OER:
Faculty members wishing to schedule an Information Literacy Instruction session for their classes are welcome to contact their subject librarian or fill out the Library Instruction Form:
Place your request early in your planning process when your first choice date and time is more likely to be available.
Information Literacy or Research session may be scheduled in Campbell Library’s computer lab (room 138), which contains 30 PCs. Librarians can also conduct sessions in your classroom or other computer lab. Students access to computers during class reinforces learning.
Instruction librarians conduct class sessions based on the research needs of your students. A successful session will:
Canvas Participation
Librarians can be embedded into Canvas sites to participate in discussions about research topics, processes, and/or sources.
Faculty Consultation (Virtual or In-person)
A librarian collaborates with the faculty member on assignments to suggest resources and discuss potential research issues:
Ask-a-Librarian
Students (and faculty or staff) visit or phone the reference desk, or email a librarian for research help:
Learning Modules
Currently the Library has a number of modules available for use. For examples, please check here: