Library

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Olivia M. A. Madison, Dean of Library Services

Professors: Baldwin, Cole, Gerhard, Goedeken, Madison
Professors (Emeritus): Cook, Dobson, Galejs, Kuhn, Morris, Yates
Associate Professors: Boydston, Gregory, Hanthorn, Jackson, Kushkowski, Lawson, Leysen, Marinko, McKiernan, Osmus, Parsons, Pedersen, Pellack, Pelzer, Shonrock, Stacy-Bates, Vega- Garcia, Wiese, Wool, Zanish-Belcher
Associate Professors (Emeritus): Mathews, Wendell
Assistant Professors: Arcand, Christian, Coffey, Cordes, Dinkelman, Fowler, Fryer, Gottwald, Haupt, Johns, Kuruppu, Lindstrom, Llewellyn, Pine, Seo

Undergraduate Study

Library subject specialists offer course-integrated instruction for undergraduate students in the effective use of the library's resources with emphasis on information literacy. The presentations cover electronic and print sources of information in varied fields. Offered F.S. SS. For more information, call the library at 294-3642.

Graduate Study

Library subject specialists offer course-integrated instruction to assist faculty and graduate students in the effective use of the library's research resources. The presentations cover electronic and print sources of information in varied fields. Offered F.S.SS. For more information, call the library at 294- 3642.

Courses primarily for undergraduate students

Lib 160. Library Instruction. (1-0) Cr. 0.5. F.S.SS. 8 weeks. Prereq: for students whose native language is not English: Completion of English 101 requirement. Use of libraries and information sources, both print and electronic, including locations and services of the University Library with an emphasis on basic library research tools and information literacy concepts. To be taken as early as possible in the student's undergraduate career. See course descriptions of Engl 105 and 105H for Prerequisite related to Lib 160. Offered on a satisfactory-fail grading basis only.