Spanish Resources Guide
Welcome to the guide! This online guide will help you to find materials such as books, journal articles, and films that are necessary for your studies in Spanish.
This is a bilingual guide, so you will find English and Spanish descriptions of different resources depending if they were created in the United States, Spain or Latin America.
Note: due to a position vacancy, there is currently no assigned Spanish language and Latinx studies specialist. If you would like to place a request for a book or media material purchase, then please contact: Richard Bleiler, richard.bleiler@uconn.edu or Renee Walsh (STEM Librarian, French & Francophone Studies)
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A-Z Database LocatorComplete list of UConn research database subscriptions
Request for Purchase Form
Requests for purchase are reviewed by subject specialists using the Library's Collection Development Policy. Please note that items may take up to 8 weeks to arrive, with certain requests taking longer.
Requesting Books Not Owned by UConn
Search WorldCat to find and request items owned by other libraries.
Request items by clicking on Request Item.
Items can take anywhere from 2-14 business days to arrive.
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WorldCat DiscoveryCatalog of books, journals, DVDs, CDs, scores, and sound recordings from over 9,000 libraries. 40 million records representing 400 languages. Covers information back to the 11th Century, and includes items at the UConn Library.
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Interlibrary Services - How to BorrowInformation on borrowing materials not owned by UConn
Professional Organizations
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Modern Language AssociationFounded in 1883, the Modern Language Association of America provides opportunities for its members to share their scholarly findings and teaching experiences with colleagues and to discuss trends in the academy.
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Real Academia EspañolaLa Real Academia Española se fundó en 1713 por iniciativa de Juan Manuel Fernández Pacheco, marqués de Villena. Felipe V aprobó su constitución el 3 de octubre de 1714 y la colocó bajo su «amparo y Real Protección».
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Asociación de la Academias de la Lengua EspañolaPortal para todas las academias de las lengua españolas en Latinoamérica.
Where to practice Spanish?
The library doesn't offer language programs such as Rosetta Stone but we can refer you to some free online services or paid ones for your consideration. Also, consider visiting your local public library (near Storrs check the Mansfield Public Library) since sometimes they do offer language programs online for public library cardholder.
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Learn SpanishFree site to learn and practice Spanish.
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UConn Spanish ClubConsider joining the UConn Spanish Club, a public group in Facebook. They get together and practice conversational Spanish.
