LIBR 194 Special Topics in Research (1 credit)
This 1-credit course is designed to link with an academic course which requires research and/or a research paper. The course provides students with a basis for academic research in a specific discipline, including proper citation formats, avoiding plagiarism, and an introduction to advanced research. This course can be repeated up to 5 times for credit.

LIBR 100 Learning for the 21st Century (5 credits)
This is an online course which introduces students to the research process, using print and online formats, emphasizing building transferable skills for lifelong learning.

Research Instruction:
Library faculty are available to provide research instruction throughout the quarter. Most of our instruction provides hands-on, active and collaborative learning.  We always tailor research instruction to your specific needs, assignments and desired outcomes.  We can help your students become information literate and more successful researchers.  To request an instruction session, go to the Library’s homepage, select the “Contact Us” tab and the Submit an Instruction request (for faculty) link.
 

Information Literacy Classes

The library also offers four 1-hour information literacy drop-in classes during each academic quarter. Classes will include:

• Ready, Set, Research!  Library Basics
• To Cite or Not to Cite?  That is the APA/MLA Question 
• The Other Online Resource: Articles and Databases
• Google Goes to College: Web Searching

For details and a schedule of classes, download the Information Literacy Class flier.


Library Faculty:




, Library Director


, Department Chair

To contact the Library call 360.383.3300 or visit the Library Staff Directory.