Friday, October 20, 2017

Ebook Trials Available

Douglas Library is pleased to be able to announce the availability of three ebook package trials (available by clicking on the linked title below):

Springerlink Ebook trial available for two weeks.  More than 9000 STEM titles included.
Click here to watch a brief introductory video.

ProQuest Ebook trial available for 30 days.  More than 40,000 titles covering arts, business, health, STEM, literature, history, social sciences and more are included.  
Click here to watch a brief introductory video.

Humanities Ebook trial extended.  Over 5000 humanities ebooks available. 

A trial means you can search and use the materials in the collection to see how it meets your needs – reading, browsing, or research.  I encourage you to search and download content from each of these products while on- or off-campus.  In addition, feel free to provide feedback on your experience using any/all of the ebook packages.

Links to these trials can also be found under Announcements on the library’s home page as well.  


Friday, October 6, 2017

Campus (including Library) Closed October 9th

Douglas Library will be closed Monday, October 9th.

The library will resume regular operating hours on Tuesday, October 10th. 

Wednesday, September 27, 2017

9/28 - IAM Ribbon Cutting - Library closed from 11-12

Douglas Library will be closed from 11AM-12PM on Thursday, September 28th, so staff can attend the IAM Ribbon Cutting.  Please join us for this exciting event!

Friday, September 15, 2017

Come see our new (temporary) space in the Stafford Building

Greetings!  We hope the fall semester is going well for you.  In case you didn't know, the library has moved to the first floor of Stafford for the next 12-15 months while the second floor of the Moore Building is renovated to create our new Learning Commons.  The Learning Commons will house the library, tutoring and accommodative services departments for one-stop academic support.   

Meanwhile, library staff continue to offer the same great service and support in our new location.  Books, DVDs and calculators are available, as are three computers, printing and scanning.  A librarian is stationed ready to offer research and reference assistance.  Course reserves, quiet space and group media viewing continue as well.  If our computers are full, students are welcome to use 120T (just off the atrium) or 308T as open labs when not occupied by a classes.     

Library Hours:

Monday-Thursday 8AM-4:30PM
Friday 8AM-4PM

Again this semester we're pleased to announce the continued availability of technology support from our IT Intern Dustin.  Bring him your questions - he's happy to help.  Also, we welcome Jackie and Michael, our fall student workers - stop by the desk and say hello. 

If you need library-related assistance outside of our normal hours, please don't hesitate to use the Ask Us 24/7 reference service.  A link can be found on most pages of our website and guides.  Ask Us 24/7 connects you with a librarian from a partner institution, who can assist you with citations, researching articles, and more. 

The staff of Douglas Library welcomes you and wishes you a successful and enjoyable semester!


Wednesday, August 23, 2017

Douglas Library to open 8/28 in Stafford

Greetings!  Douglas Library will be open beginning on Monday, August 28th in 125T of the Stafford Building.  Calculators, books and DVDs will be available for you to borrow starting at 8AM.  See you then!

Monday, August 21, 2017

Douglas Library Closed Today & Tomorrow

The Library is closed today and tomorrow as we move our resources and collections to the Stafford Building.  Calculators will be available for loan later this week.  Thank you for your patience.  

Tuesday, August 8, 2017

Changes in the library

This week has brought many changes to Douglas Library.  Most notable, if you stop by, you'll notice packing boxes and empty shelves as staff continue to prepare for relocation to Stafford this fall so the learning commons renovations can take place in the existing library spaces.  We're very excited for our big move and the great new space that will be created while we are away.  

If you're scheduled to take LIB 101 this fall ON CAMPUS, your class will meet in 120T of the Stafford Building.  In the past, 202M was used, however this room will not be available this fall. 

Also of note - our research guides platform has migrated to an updated version, which has led to many adjustments to our LibGuides research guides and other library web pages.  Please let us know if you encounter any broken links or other issues.  We'll continue reviewing the site and updating items as they are encountered and appreciate your patience as we work out any kinks.

One last item to mention - several of our online resources have changed vendors and/or platforms.  For those accustomed to using APA PsycArticles, you will see this is now an EBSCOhost database.  Also, ProQuest made several changes to their databases packages, so there are new names and databases listed on our website.   

As always, if you have any questions, please don't hesitate to ask.  We're here to help and happy to do so.