Libraries are organized with their primary users' needs in mind. To
do this, librarians may categorize materials using various characteristics,
such as format (video, book), source type (reference, fiction), and subject
(engineering, social work). These collections may be arranged by room,
floor, or building. Explore the sample library sections below (click rooms
for more info).
Reference librarians can help you find/use
reference materials, search databases, develop research strategies,
and almost anything related to information-seeking.
Circulation is responsible for checking library materials
in and out, maintaining reserve readings for courses, and handling
requests for checked out or missing material.
Interlibrary Loan processes "loans" for material
from other libraries. If you need an article or book your library
doesn't own, ask interlibrary loan for help.
