Ways to Bring the Library to Your Students
- Require student bibliographies to include Library resources.
- Request books that support your curricula. See How to Make a Purchase Request below
- Suggest content for our subject research guides.
- Schedule a research workshop.
- Embed Library reading lists and guides in your Canvas courses.
- Reserve a study space for your class: contact the Resource Desk to set up a recurring appointment in one of our study halls
- The Library YouTube ChannelYou can use these research videos with your classes or link them in online courses. They help students navigate our search engine, find the best databases, understand research concepts like narrowing a topic or peer-review, and other great tools.
While not part of the University Library department, Academic Coaching is located on the second floor and offers related services:
- Academic Coaching (Writing Center & other tutoring services)A free resource for Regent students, both on-line & on-campus, Academic Coaching assists with academic writing, reading, and study skills. Includes the tutors previously part of the "writing center" or "writing lab."
- Academic Coaching (Writing Center) Resource LibraryGreat resources (handouts & videos) for learning citation styles, grammar, and writing concepts.
If We Don't Currently Offer the Source You Have in Mind
You can use Primo to request books and videos.
You can also request films and documentaries from specific streaming databases:
- Kanopy Film Collection
Titles are added to this collection on an individual basis. If you discover a film in the Kanopy catalog that you would like to use in a course, submit a request within Kanopy and we will license it. - Digital Campus
Titles are added to this collection on an individual basis. If you discover a film in the catalog that you would like to use in a course, submit a request within Digital Campus and we will try to license it.