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The W. Frank Steely Library provides a number of reference and research assistance services to individuals during library hours via...
- The Information Desk ... more information
- Phone : (859) 572-5456 ... more information
- Email Reference... more information
- Instant Messenger ...more information
- Research Consultation ...more information
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- The Information Desk
- Reference and research assistance are provided at the Information Desk to all visitors. The desk is located on the 3rd floor near the plaza-level entrance. In-depth reference and research assistance are available through Research Consultation service.
- Email Reference
- Reference and research assistance are provided via email using our Email Reference Form to all. Email messages are generally answered within the same day of arrival. In-depth reference and research assistance are available through Research Consultation service.
- Phone
- Reference and research assistance are provided via phone to all callers at (859) 572-5456. In-depth reference and research assistance are available through Research Consultation service.
- Instant Messenger
- Reference and research assistance are provided via Instant Message to all. In-depth reference and research assistance
are available through Research Consultation service.
Instant Message uses the following services and screen names.
- Yahoo Messenger - "steelyhelp"
- MSN Messenger - "steelyhelp@hotmail.com"
- AIM - "steelyhelp"
- Research Consultation
In-depth reference and research assistance are provided for extensive, personalized assistance to students, faculty and staff. Research Consultations can be scheduled to help assist with research strategies, techniques and resources. Research Consultations can also include basic library resources and services overviews or refreshers. Faculty and staff can also schedule Research Consultations on curriculum and assignment design.
Consultations can be scheduled at the Information Desk or by calling at (859) 572-5456. These one-on-one appointments are popular; so, schedule consultations as soon as possible.
* Consultations are not designed to replace class sessions or to be used as "extra credit" for large groups. (Contact Robert Zai, x6658, with questions.)
updated: Monday, 03-Dec-2007 12:27:50 EST