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Library
Instruction Page
General Information
The Bibliographic Instruction Program is designed to
provide library instruction (formal and informal) based upon the needs of
students, faculty, and staff. It is presented through lectures and
demonstrations to respond to the total education process of the academic
community. The Bibliographic Instruction Program is an ongoing entity assuring
each student, at the university, exposure to basic and varied library
experiences and information resources. The program is designed to introduce
students to library research methods and concepts so they can function
effectively in modern libraries and information centers, using multiformated
information sources - print, non-print, microforms, databases, and online services. Focus is placed on instructional methods that will help
users learn, select, and evaluate library materials appropriate to their needs.
It is designed to motivate users to consistently use the library and its
resources.
Bibliographic Instruction is presented on three
levels:
- Level I - Orientation to
library collections, facilities, and services (Freshman)
- Level II - Special
materials in subject areas (Sophomore-Senior)
- Level III - Professional
and research sources (Graduate-Doctoral)
BI Contact Information
Subject based BI are currently scheduled by the
library-faculty liaison assigned to your academic department.
Library-Faculty Liaisons:
- Mrs. Doris J. Felder -
536-8642
- Department of Education
- Early Childhood Education
- Elementary Education
- Special Education
- Middle and Secondary Education Programs
- Felton Laboratory School
- Department of Educational Leadership
- Department of Family and
Consumer Sciences
- Family and Consumer Sciences Business
- Family and Consumer Sciences Education
- Individual and Family Development
- Nutrition
- Nutritional Sciences
- The Child Development Learning Center
- Mrs. Debbie C. Gramling -
536-8647
- Department of Health Sciences
- Health and Physical Education
- Nursing
- Speech Pathology and Audiology
- Department of Human Services
- Counselor Education
- Criminal Justice
- Rehabilitation Counseling
- Social Work
- Dr. Ruth
A. Hodges - 536-8630
- Department of Biological and Physical Sciences
- Biology
- Chemistry
- Physics
- Department of Civil and Mechanical Engineering Technology
- Civil Engineering Technology
- Mechanical Engineering Technology
- Nuclear Engineering
- Energy Conservation and Use Technology
- Transportation Studies Coordination
- Department of Industrial and Electrical Engineering Technology
- Electrical Engineering Technology
- Industrial Engineering Technology
- Department of Mathematics and Computer Science
- Computer Science
- Mathematics
- Mrs. Cathi Cooper Mack -
536-8633
- Distance Education and Continuing Education
- Department of Accounting, Economics, and Agribusiness
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Accounting
- Agribusiness
- Economics
- Department of Business Administration
- Business Administration
- Management
- Marketing
- TBA
- Department of Social Sciences
- TBA
- Department of English and Modern Languages
- Department of Military Sciences
- Department of Social Sciences
- Political Science
- Psychology and Sociology
- Department of Visual and Performing Arts
- Freshman Programs
- 1890 Research and Extension
- Ms. Adrienne C. Webber - 536-8638
- Dean, Library and Information Services
- Mrs. Monica E. Johnson -
536-8641
- Information Resource Consultant
Faculty and Community organizers may schedule a BI class by contacting
the Reference Desk at 803-536-8640.
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