The document provides an overview of the library resources available across Arizona State University's eight libraries located on four campuses. It summarizes that the libraries contain over 4 million printed items and access to over 33,000 electronic journals and 282,000 electronic books. It also highlights some of the key services available, including research assistance from subject librarians, online research tools and databases, interlibrary loans, and media resources.

1. ASU Libraries: Tools For Your Success

2. One Library … Many Places

3. Overview Eight libraries on four campuses Research resources Printed collection of 4million+ items Online collection of almost 33,000 electronic journals and 282,000 electronic books Assistance Subject librarian for each discipline Ask a Librarian online help 24/7 Study spaces Individual study rooms Group study rooms Technology: 100% Wireless

4. Library at the Downtown Phoenix campus Part of the “Information Commons” Located lower level of University Center

5. Library at the Polytechnic campus Located on the lower level of the Academic Center building

6. Tempe campus libraries Architecture and Environmental Design Hayden Library Music Library Noble Science and Engineering Library Ross-Blakley Law Library*

7. Fletcher Library at the West campus Located at the south end of the West campus

8. Bookmark us: lib.asu.edu

9. Article Databases Over 300 library indexes and databases Look for “ Research Databases ” on any library web page Look for “Get it @ ASU” buttons to locate full text

10. Electronic Journals Access to over 32,000 electronic journal titles Expand “Find Articles” on the side navbar of any library web page to access Journal Title Lookup

11. Online Catalog Search for books, journals, newspapers, documents, music and video recordings, and other items in the ASU Libraries’ collections Use Request button to have books sent to you from another campus library

12. Save time … Request Online “ Request Materials ” to request: Books and articles not owned by ASU ( Interlibrary Loan ) Books and articles housed at another ASU campus library Media to be used in class on a specific date

13. Subject/Liasion Librarians Personal research consultations You have a liaison librarian designated to assist you with all of your library research needs including individual consultations for your thesis, dissertation, or applied project.

14. Subject Liasion Librarians Your liaison librarian is available to design and conduct course specific instruction to help your students learn how to identify and use quality information resources effectively and efficiently. In-Class Instruction

15. We’re Here to Help! Chat / IM Email Phone lib.asu.edu/help Ask a Librarian … Anything, Anytime