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What the Library can do for you.
In the Classroom
Classroom
Instruction
Are you concerned with students plagiarizing or
indiscriminately using the Internet for their papers? Do you want students
to use scholarly sources and do higher
quality research? The Information Literacy
Program (ILP) has been established to
help you improve students’ work.
Place Items on Reserve
Place books, copies of articles, and other
material (from the Library collection
or your own collection) on exclusive reserve
for your class. Includes material in print,
as well as electronic (PDF) reserves. Please read the Faculty Reserve Guidelines.
Suggest
Materials for Purchase
Librarians can purchase books, videos,
and other material for the Library collection
to support your courses, as well as request
trial databases and provide demonstrations
/ training.
Research
Our Web site provides access to a wide
array of databases and other resources.
Here are some options you may not have already
discovered:
Ask
a Librarian
Librarians can provide research assistance
by email, phone, or in person. Each librarian
has subject expertise to meet your information
needs.
The
Circuit
Over 3 million
books are at your fingertips.
Need to do in-depth research? We don't
have the book you need? Through the Circuit,
you can request books from SDSU, UCSD,
and USD directly, and pick them up at
the Library, usually within 24 hours (Monday-Thursday).
Interlibrary
Loan
Through interlibrary loan, the Library
can get almost any resource you need,
including copies of journal articles,
books, and dissertations. All at no charge
to you.
Distance Education Services
Faculty on sabbatical or an official leave may register for distance education services to get research materials mailed directly to their homes.
Table of Contents Alerts (Beta)
Get web feeds (RSS) for journal table of contents.
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