Each page of this guides provides an overview of the services, tools, and resources provided by the Libraries and other information organizations on campus.
Overview of Pages:
Browsing the Library Website: This page offers a preview of the library's website and its functionality. This is a good starting point for new faculty and those not as familiar with the library.
Requesting Information and Data Literacy Instruction: Do your students need support conducting research for a course assignment? We are here to help! Our librarians are equipped to offer instruction in the following areas:
- Searching Library Resources, including open access resources
- Organizing Research Information, including research data
- Data Analysis and Visualization
- Variable Definition
- Resource Selection and Information Bias
- Research Topic Formation/Refinement
- Literature Review and Analysis
- Systematic Reviews
Requesting Materials: Need materials for your course? We can provide guidance on resource selection and help deliver those materials in print and online.
Publishing Your Research: Enhance your scholarly identify by learning how the library can support you in publishing research.
Coordinating A Research Consultation: Librarians are here to help you determine best practices for investigating your research area. As professionals who stay current on emerging research methods, we can help you navigate the research landscape.
Suggesting Purchases: Are you unable to find what you need in our catalog and through Inter-library loan? You can request materials for purchase! The appropriate subject librarian will be in touch about your purchase request.
Requesting and Accessing Library Guides: Library Guides (like this one) help librarians provide information to the Tulane community about the library's resources, services, and programming. If you would like to have a guide created for a course or subject area, let us know!