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(PAWS) is an hour-long, one-on-one session with a librarian to help you get the most out of your research. These in-depth consultations can help you choose the right databases, formulate an effective search strategy, access new information and be kept up to date on the latest articles in your field.
The University Libraries invite distance learners to use our resources and services. Registered distance learners have access to library materials, both print and online, and library services such as circulation, reference, interlibrary loan, and other services.
The University at Albany Libraries are a Selective Depository for U.S. Government Publications. The collection supports many academic programs with particular emphasis in the social sciences, atmospheric science, and business.
The Interlibrary Loan Department supports the research and teaching needs of the University at Albany academic community, by expanding the range of materials available for scholarship beyond the physical and electronic collections of the University Libraries. The department provides article delivery and short term loans from a vast network of libraries and document suppliers.
The University at Albany Libraries employ academic faculty librarians who are experts in the information resources in all subject areas for which degrees are granted at this school. Click this heading for a list of these professionals.
The M.E. Grenander Department of Special Collections and Archives serves as a repository for manuscripts, archives, rare books, and special collections of original research materials available for use.
The User Education unit coordinates the Libraries' formal program of instruction including: UNL 205 and 206, one credit Information Literacy courses, support for other Information Literacy courses on campus, course-related instruction, classes on electronic databases and other research tools, Internet instruction, and orientation tours.
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- University Library Reference: 518-442-3558
- Science Library Reference: 518-437-3945
- Dewey Library Reference: 518-442-3691
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