Library Resources for Faculty

Guidance on common questions and needs in the research process.

Research Now! guides help your students develop your research skills - from forming a research question, to understanding how information is created and used, to finding and evaluating resources critically and responsibly. Prosper in the information universe!

Google Scholar is different from Google. Off-campus? Configure Google Scholar to access UConn resources and enable exporting of citations to RefWorks. Look for "UConn Full Text" label in your Google Scholar results

This online citation manager helps you organize references and generates bibliographies in hundreds of citation styles.

Tutoring services include Writing, Chemistry, Physics, Math, Statistics, Psychology, Computer Science & Engineering, Accounting, Finance, and Biology courses. Located on the second floor of the library.

The Connecticut State Library offers access to ebooks and research databases for anyone with a state library card (free and easy for any CT resident to get!). Connecticut's many public libraries offer fantastic resources for home entertainment online.

Anyone who works in Stamford can get a Ferguson Library card. College students attending school in Stamford can register for a one-year card (set to expire on August 31) with full borrowing privileges. Once you have the public library card, download the Ferguson Library mobile app!

Resources to get you started!

Listen to a variety of note taking strategies with the Storrs Academic Achievement Center. Presenter: Landon Bassett

Tests are naturally stressful environment. This session will tackle some good test taking strategies with the Storrs Campus Academic Achievement Center (AAC). Presenter: Landon Bassett