AES Library Presentation June 24
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The Agricultural Experiment Station Library at the University of Puerto Rico Mayaguez provides library services and resources to support research. It was established in 1915 and has grown its collection to over 14,000 books and 315,000 scientific documents. The library offers services including instruction, document delivery, loans, and maintains an online database of agricultural research publications. It aims to support research through innovative technologies and availability of resources.
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- 1. Agricultural Experiment Station Library: Uses and Services Liz Pagán, MLIS June 24, 2008
- 24. Prof. Liz M. Pagán Director Agricultural Experimental Station Library Tel. (787)-767-9705 Fax (787)-767-7735 ext. 2057, 2055 [email_address] [email_address]