For help with questions about business, economics, or data, the librarians listed below can provide the most accurate and specialized assistance.
Carissa Phillips - Business Experiential Learning Librarian
Becky Smith - STEM Entrepreneurship & Business Librarian
Reference staff are available to answer your questions online through the Ask a Librarian chat service. This lets you send your questions as instant chat messages to library staff.
To contact a librarian by email, use this email form. Some departmental libraries also offer email reference assistance, refer to the departmental websites for more information.
To contact a librarian by phone, please refer to the Library homepage for library hours and telephone numbers.
As a service to patrons with disabilities, TTY phones are available in the following locations:
TDD users who need to make extensive use of a library not listed above may contact the Information Desk TTY.
If you need help writing assistance schedule an appointment with the Writers Workshop. Appointments can be made for in-person or online consultations, or you can upload a document and receive written feedback.
Librarians are also available to assist with the planning and execution of your research. If you are pursuing research in which the help of a subject specialist may be useful, please visit the relevant departmental library for your subject area or, visit this page to view all the subject specialist librarians at the Library. All departmental library websites contain information about the nature of their collections as well as the names and email addresses of librarians who can help with your research.
The University Library offers a variety of drop-in workshops to help you with your research needs. We cover many topics including improving your library research skills, using current awareness tools, getting your research organized, how to be a better research/teaching assistant and much more! Please visit our workshop page for more information.