Mardigian Library News

Category: Students

September 25, 2006

Open Research Workshops

Refine Your Research Skills @ Your Library!

Open workshops designed to help you conduct better research:

• Mon Nov 27: 4-5pm
• Thur Dec 7: 11am-Noon

Topics include:

• what is new in the library
• how to conduct more effective research
• how to find research articles in Central Search

You will also have the opportunity to get personal advice on completing class research assignments.

Contact Teague Orblych at 313-493-5562 or mtorblyc@umd.umich.edu with any questions and to confirm attendance.

Posted to Students by smemmott at 10:05 AM | Comments (0)

September 17, 2006

Mardigian Library E-News for Students

Does that term paper have you feeling stressed out? Are you rushed, frustrated or just need help? Student learning is the Mardigian Library's first priority! The library is open seven days a week, until 11:45 pm Sundays through Thursdays, and our website resources are available anytime, anywhere.

What's new

• Central Search - Search multiple library resources and Google with one easy search! Try it now.

Research basics

• Can't seem to get started writing that paper? Learn about the research process
• Check out Library News to learn about new resources and more.

Get help!

• For no hassle, convenient access to a librarian, talk to one:
  • in person
  • by phone, 313-593-5563
  • via email
  • or via instant messaging
• If you're not sure where to find things in the library, our floor plans will lead the way.

Prizes!

• Try Central Search and complete a quick survey by October 15, 2006 to be entered in a drawing to win a prize!

Posted to Students by smemmott at 11:13 AM | Comments (0)

June 13, 2006

Ask a question on chat/IM

Ask a librarian a question about research or library services through Instant Messaging! Librarians are available on AIM and Yahoo!Messenger from Noon-5pm Monday-Thursday, and Noon-4pm Friday.

Our screenname is umdlibrarian on both AIM and Yahoo!Messenger.

Check our online status and learn more on our IM information page.

Users can also contact librarians in person, by phone, and via email; read about all of the ways we can help you. We hope to hear from you!

Posted to Students by smemmott at 10:53 AM | Comments (0)