How We Can Help
Library Instruction (contact your subject librarian)
- scheduled library orientation
- embedded library assistance
- research assignment help
Research Appointments (contact your subject librarian)
- individual research help
- group research assistance
Collection Development Forward purchase suggestions for books and journals.
Your Reference Librarians
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Molly Brown |
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Melissa Gonzalez |
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| Shari Johnson Serials & Database Coordinator Business Librarian Subject Specialist for business 474-2711 sjohnson3@uwf.edu |
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Britt McGowan |
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Caroline Thompson |
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Reference Assistants
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Esther Richard |
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| Aric Daley Reference and Interlibrary Loan Assistant Borrowing Specialist 474-2185 adaley@uwf.edu |
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Dori Oliver |
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Debbie Brown |
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Debbie Marshall |
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What's New
The library classroom is being renovated - check it out in the Summer semester.
If you would like to have embedded librarian assistance in your online classes or links for online resources, contact your subject specialists or complete this form:
http://library.uwf.edu/how_do_i/request/library_instruction_elearning.cfm
Collection Development
Purchasing books and journals for the library is one of the responsibilities of the subject specialists. Forward purchase suggestions to the appropriate subject librarians for consideration.
Each year, the library allocates money for book acquisitions and journal subscriptions. Book acquisitions are shared among disciplines and purchase suggestions are especially sought from faculty and department library representatives. The annual deadline for submitting book request forms is mid November.
Journal subscriptions are largely purchased online from vendors, professional societies, and individual publishers. Because our library collections budget has not increased, but inflation rates annually increase, librarians are constantly making sure that access is adequate but within our means. In the past, we have cancelled print subscriptions to journals offered in electronic format, thus saving the library thousands of dollars. With these savings, we have purchased large database collections. We realize that research needs and concentrations change within departments. We are also willing to receive suggestions for new journals subscriptions if existing individual subscriptions that no longer reflect research interests can be cancelled. Contact your subject specialist (listed in the center column) for more information.
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