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To our faculty,
continuing and new.
Visit
the following pages for a quick "get-acquainted"
tour.
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The
Library Website - Find
out how the library website is
organized. |
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About
Remote Access to Restricted Databases
- 24/7 access to library networked resources from off
campus via dial-up through HU-Net, or broadband connections outside HU-Net. |
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Sterling
-The
Library's online catalog for library materials acquired
since 1976. Check the Card Catalog in Founders Library
for pre-1976 acquisitions. Information on how to search
Sterling is found on the Help
page. |
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Borrowing
Library Materials from HU Library Collections |
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Check
Your Library Account—Online! Please return
books when due. You'll make them available to other readers. |
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Borrowing
from Other Libraries
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- Interlibrary Loan - You may request the Interlibrary Loan Office in Founders Library ((2nd floor) to obtain materials not owned by the Howard libraries. Submit your request in person at the ILL Office or online.
- Faculty have direct borrowing privileges from CIRLA libraries. You also may borrow materials directly at libraries participating in the OCLC Reciprocal Faculty Borrowing Program--apply at the Ciculation desk in in Founders Library.
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Course
Reserves -The
library maintains reading materials placed "On Reserve" status by the instructors. Many articles are digitized
for convenient viewing 24/7 from any computer, on-campus
or off-campus. Access to e-reserves is restricted to Howard
University current students, faculty, and staff.
Submit Course
Reserves Requests online.
— NB: Users of Blackboard course management system are urged
to add links to full-text materials from our library resources to
their respective course pages on Blackboard. |
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Online
Request Forms - Use these forms to suggest an item
that the Library should purchase, request class instruction, send compliments, questions, or concerns. Please check STERLING
before submitting your purchase request to see if the Library
already owns the item. The Library generally does not
purchase duplicates of items in the collection. You
may also contact the Library
Specialist for your subject about your request.
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Faculty
Liaisons - The Faculty Liaison program links a
representative faculty member from each academic department
with the librarian assigned as the Subject
Specialist to that department. The two parties work
together so that faculty members will know our basic services,
participate in acquisition of new materials, and use available
resources more effectively. |
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Teacher's
Resource Page
-Links
to useful materials on learning/teaching styles, mentoring,
outcomes assessment, portfolios, presentation tools, plagiarism,
intellectual property, etc. |
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Library
Access Policy - Regarding admission and use, borrowing
materials, course reserves, remote access, library Bill
of Rights, copyright, responsible computing, and filming. |
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Library
Help Guides |
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Literacy. The
library instruction program is designed to introduce or
enhance the student's information literacy skills. The
hands-on sessions are conducted in the Library's Digital
Learning Classroon in Founders. The presentation may be
customized for a particular course assignment, but all
presentations emphasize principles applicable to future
information gathering needs in support of lifelong learning.
Request a customized
session, or sign up for a general session, see Schedule. |
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HU
Authors
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Find out who's published what at Howard,
and get your work listed. |
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Art@Howard
- Gallery
of Art, special collections, individual galleries, images
of the Capstone. |
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HUStream - View a selection of videostreamed programs. |
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Music@Howard - Listen to performances by HU faculty and students. |
| Visit
a Special Library |
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Architecture
| Business
| Divinity
| Social
Work
Health
Sciences | Law
| Moorland-Spingarn
Research Center |
