Welcome - Fall 2016

Welcome (or welcome back) to Fall Semester 2016!  Douglas Library staff welcome you and invite you to visit. 

We are located on the 2nd floor of the Moore Building, and are open Monday - Thursday 8 am to 6 pm and Friday 8 am to 4 pm.

What can you do at the library?

·         Borrow books & DVDs with your Clinton ID

·         Get in-person research assistance from a librarian

·         Study in our Quiet or Group Study rooms

·         Use computers for coursework (secure wireless is also available if you bring your own device)

·         Use the KIC scanner or photocopier

·         Borrow a graphing calculator for MAT 103 or higher

·         Use course reserves textbooks (we have several but not all)

·         Leave a book or take a book at our Book Exchange located in the library hallway

Not on campus often?  Many library resources and services are available to you wherever you are!

·         Databases, E-journals, Ebooks & EBSCO Discovery (our version of search everything)

·         Ask Us 24/7 chat reference assistance (link available on most library pages)

·         Interlibrary loan

·         LibGuides research guides

Check our website for more information at http://www.clinton.edu/DouglasLibrary/

We look forward to your visit!

Douglas Library Staff

Courtney Bretthauer, Library Clerk

Kaye Figlioli, Reference and Instruction Librarian

Sharon Bandhold, Evening Librarian

Jill Tarabula, Library Director

Best wishes for a great semester!

New developments at the library

We're hard at work at the library updating and developing new resources for our patrons. In the last week, we've created new research guides and we switched our Facebook group over to a fan page. Check out our latest developments and take the opportunity to "like" us on Facebook!


Latest research guides:

• Geology
• Locating New York State Government Information
• Meteorology
• Theatre

New Facebook page: 

• Douglas Library

New Research Guides

We have two new research guides up on our site. Check them out and let us know what you think!

• Art Research Guide
  
• Locating Federal Government Information

Resources by Subject guides are now listed as Research Guides

If you're looking for our Resources by Subject guides, they're now available on the library's homepage under Research Guides.

New guides

Check out our new guides!

• Chemistry- new research guide for chemistry

• How to Search the Library Catalog - includes information on searching the catalog, managing your library account online, interlibrary loan services (ILL), and more!

New research guides

Check out our brand new research guides for music, forensic science, and e-books!

The music and forensic science guides can be found on the library's homepage under Research Guides.