Faculty librarians offer a variety of instructional opportunities including: library orientation, course-related instruction, and assistance in creating research based assignments.
See the information literacy page for more information.
Faculty may place course materials on reserve in print or electronic format by submitting a Reserve Request Form. Please Note: Electronic Reserves (E-Reserves) are password protected; course instructors distribute password.
For more information see Course Reserves for Instructors or contact the Reserves Coordinator, Jean Henry, at 412.396.6130.
Faculty can create their own "deep links" to the library's electronic journal articles and books using Blackboard or webpages. For more information, see Persistent Links.
The University's Office of Academic Affairs governs policies such as the Academic Integrity Policy and Copyright and Fair Use. See also Academic Policies and Procedures.
Research & Instruction librarians will consult with you about your specific research needs, such as Systematic Reviews and Research Data Management. Contact Lisa Sciulli at 412.396.5346 to schedule an appointment or contact the Liaison to your department directly.
Use DUQSearch to search for materials in any format or discipline through a single search box. Find books, ebooks, articles, musical scores, CDs, DVDs and more.
Use cited reference searching to help determine the impact of an article, book, journal, or author in the research of a given field of study.
Not sure where to publish? Find a journal in which to publish your research
Make your publications, data, and other scholarly and creative works more widely available to researchers and other readers through the Duquesne Scholarship Collection (DSC). If you want to include your work in DSC, learn about publishing a journal at Duquesne, or ask questions about how DSC can work for you, please contact the Digital Scholarship Librarian at dsc@duq.edu.
Librarians, in partnership with the Center for Teaching Excellence (CTE), can assist you with SoTL research, such as finding journals and sample SoTL articles in your discipline.
Keep track of your research citations more easily with EndNote. Export references directly from research databases into EndNote. Format a bibliography in APA, MLA or other citation styles.
Suggest a Purchase that would support your teaching and/or research needs, or enhance the library's collection in a particular field of study.
In the event that the library does not have an item you may need, there are several options to borrow from other libraries.
Contact the Liaison to your department for more information about requesting library materials.
The members of this committee are the University Librarian and representatives appointed by the Deans of all the schools and college. For more information about the Committee, contact the University Librarian.
