Education and Liaison Services
Faculty Liaison Program
We can assist you in person or by phone with:
- Search strategy for complex research questions
- Choosing appropriate databases
- Using citation management tools such as RefWorks and EndNote
- Grant preparation and systematic reviews of the literature
- Customized online tutorials specific to your curriculum
- Provide one primary contact liaison at the library
Contacts
| Subject Area | Phone | Contact |
|---|---|---|
| Basic sciences | 476-3760 | David Owen |
| Researcher support | 476-3760 | Megan Laurance |
| Physical therapy and rehabilitation | 476-3397 | Min-Lin Fang |
| School of Dentistry | 476-5765 | Peggy Tahir |
| School of Medicine | 476-3766 | Evans Whitaker |
| School of Nursing | 476-3397 | Min-Lin Fang |
| School of Pharmacy | 476-3760 | David Owen |
| Scholarly communication | 476-8415 | Anneliese Taylor |
| Collection development | 476-8415 | Sarah McClung |
| Tobacco and drug documents | 514-0507 | Kim Klausner |
| History of the health sciences | 476-1024 | Polina Ilieva |
| Copyright | 476-5765 | Peggy Tahir |
Library Classes and Other Instruction
Recurring classes offered on:
- Effective literature searching
- Power tips for searching specific databases (e.g. PubMed)
- Getting the most out of citation management software
Custom classes by request:
- Departmental in-service trainings or continuing education programs
- In-class instruction by faculty request
- Curriculum development assistance
- Support for research assignments
Blog: In Plain Sight
- Have an iPad? Help the Library Evaluate the Research Tool BrowZine
- Looking for Health and Psychosocial Instruments? HaPI can make you happy!
- Looking for High Quality Clinical Evidence in a Hurry? Try PubMed’s Clinical Queries!
- Expanding Public Access to Research Results
- Using RefWorks to Capture Bibliographic Information for a Web Page
