Library Orientation - What We Offer
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Library Orientation - What We Offer
- 1. Got a paper to write? Find what you need at your library!
- 2. What do we have?
- 3. Yeah, we have books…
- 4. But we also have eBooks! Image credit: http://www.flickr.com/photos/libraryman/5052936803/
- 6. What else do we offer? • Interlibrary Loan! • Research Guides! • Movies & Video Games! • Study rooms! • Computer Labs & Printing! • Coffee!
- 7. And best of all…
- 8. Real, live research help! At the Reference desk, online, or over the phone. Wherever you need us!
- 9. How do you get started? • Visit the STU Library • Or check out our resources online, at: http://www.stu.edu/library