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Get help from an expert!

  • Get research help from your subject librarian. Click on the librarian’s name to see more contact information. Email the librarian or make an appointment for an in-person or Zoom consultation.
  • Chat with us about any of your library and research questions.
  • Drop by the Circulation Desk on the main floor of the Mathewson-IGT Knowledge Center to get help from librarians and peer research consultants.
  • Report a Problem if you need assistance with online access.

Specialized services

Unique collections

Technology available for learning

Computers, printing, and scanning

The Libraries have hundreds of computers available for use. Use your Wolfcard to access printing, scanning, and copying services. 

Technology checkout

VR equipment, maker supplies, audio equipment, video cameras and other items can be checked out on a short-term basis at a variety of campus locations. There is no cost to check out equipment for students, faculty and staff with valid University IDs. Learn more about technology checkout in the @One of the Mathewson-IGT Knowledge Center and the DeLaMare Library. 

Learning support spaces

Makerspace

The DeLaMare Library Makerspace is open to all students and has a variety of equipment and services including 3D printing and scanning, laser cutting, CNC milling, and much more. Their expert Maker Wranglers can teach you all you need to know to make your next class project a success.

Specialty tech spaces

Learn more about what you can do in the Libraries’ specialty tech spaces, including the @Reality Lab, the 4K Suite, DataWorks North and South, the Dynamic Media Lab, and the Practice Presentation Place, the Sound Room, and the DeLaMare Audio Room. These labs have specialty software available for class projects. 

Group study

Use a group study space in one of the Libraries to work on group projects and hold study sessions. Many rooms can be reserved in advance. 

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Self-help resources

Want some “do it yourself” help? Try these resources.

  • Check out these “Quick How Tos” for answers to library and research questions.
  • Use a Research Guide to find specialized resources in your discipline and a subject librarian who can help you.
  • Check out online training resources for technology skills.