Resources for Undergradaute Students

Employment Opportunities

The Library is one of the larger employers of students on campus. Most positions require Work Study money; however, there are a few positions funded by the department. More information and position listings.

NHV

Need some assistance with research for your NHV papers or EPICS project? We have the research guides for you.

Course Reserve

Need homework solutions packets? Your professor put materials on hold or reserve for you? See the Front Desk. You can also search the Course Reserve.

See Course Reserve Policies: For Students for help.

What Is Available To You?

The Library has more than books.

Using a Laptop in the Library?

  1. Cannot find an electrical outlet? Look for the signs.
  2. Cannot reach an electrical outlet? Ask for an extension cord at the Front Desk.
  3. Need to print? Get directions.
  4. Need a free charge and a temporary storage area? Use the laptop lockers located by the Front Desk.

Need a 5 minute study break?

  1. Get a coffee, hot chocolate, etc. from Book & Brew.
  2. Put a few pieces of the jigsaw puzzle together. Located by the campus computer lab.
  3. Try solving the latest library contest. Note: contests are held 1 to 2 times per semester. See the bulletin board outside of reference for more details.

Working on calculus, fluids, or anything else that requires a white board?

  1. Check out markers from the Front Desk.
  2. Look for white boards, on the walls and free standing, on floors 1M, 2, and 2M.

Studying

The Library offers quiet study as well as group. If you are looking for a single study table in a quiet part of the library, Floor 3 may be for you. If you want noise and people, try the tables on Floor 2 or 2M. Looking for a great view and comfy chairs, the Reading Room with a View (Floor 2) is just for you. There are also study rooms for 1 to 6 people on Floors 1M, 2, and 2M (reservations are not required but can be made at the Front Desk). Groups can also meet around the BrainStorming table (Reference, Floor 2). Explore the Library and find your perfect study spot.

 

 

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