I got these much earlier today, truth be told:
http://www.ulm.edu/~niemla/alumi-info.docx
http://www.ulm.edu/~niemla/visitor-info.docx
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Monday, November 24, 2008
Tuesday, September 30, 2008
Copy: Contact us
Contact us by...
Telephone
Reference (research help, logging in to databases, etc.): (318)342-1071
Circulation (renew items, check account status, etc.): (318)342-1063
For a full faculty and staff list by department, [click here.]
Mail
University Library
University of Louisiana at Monroe
4100 Northeast Drive
Monroe, LA 71209
Email
[PHP form here?]
Telephone
Reference (research help, logging in to databases, etc.): (318)342-1071
Circulation (renew items, check account status, etc.): (318)342-1063
For a full faculty and staff list by department, [click here.]
University Library
University of Louisiana at Monroe
4100 Northeast Drive
Monroe, LA 71209
[PHP form here?]
Copy: Help---->Reference Desk
[I know it's short, but I can't think of anything else that needs to be said. Suggestions welcome, as always!]
Reference Desk
When you need help searching for books or articles, formatting your bibliography, or tracking down other elusive bits of information, the Reference Desk is the place to go. The Reference Desk, located to your right as you enter the Library, is staffed by friendly degreed librarians who are always ready to help you with anything you may need. When classes are in session, the Reference Librarians are available during these hours:
*Monday-Thursday: 7:30 a.m.-9:00 p.m.
*Friday: 7:30 a.m.-1:00 p.m.
*Saturday: closed
*Sunday: 2:00 p.m.-9:00 p.m.
If you need research help when you're not in the Library, you can also call us at (318)342-1071 or email us at reference@ulm.edu.
Reference Desk
When you need help searching for books or articles, formatting your bibliography, or tracking down other elusive bits of information, the Reference Desk is the place to go. The Reference Desk, located to your right as you enter the Library, is staffed by friendly degreed librarians who are always ready to help you with anything you may need. When classes are in session, the Reference Librarians are available during these hours:
*Monday-Thursday: 7:30 a.m.-9:00 p.m.
*Friday: 7:30 a.m.-1:00 p.m.
*Saturday: closed
*Sunday: 2:00 p.m.-9:00 p.m.
If you need research help when you're not in the Library, you can also call us at (318)342-1071 or email us at reference@ulm.edu.
Tuesday, July 22, 2008
Copy: Find articles--->Off-campus access
Find articles--->Off-campus access
Even when you're not on campus, you can still access most of the Library's databases and other online resources. You will, however, need to log in to our proxy server so we know you are affiliated with ULM. To do this:
*Select the resource you want to use [link to databases page]. You should be redirected to a login page.
*Your username is you CWID number and your PIN is your birth month and year in MMYY format. Select ULM from the drop-down menu of schools.
*Now you should see the database you selected and be able to search it just as you would on campus.
If you're having problems accessing our databases from off-campus, please give us a call at the Reference desk (342-1071).
NetLibrary account
If you plan to use any of our NetLibrary e-books [http://www.netlibrary.com] from off-campus, you'll need to set up a NetLibrary account while you're on campus. Simply go to the NetLibrary homepage [http://www.netlibrary.com/] and click on 'Create a Free Account' in the upper right corner. You can choose your own username and password for this one, but make sure you don't forget them since we have no way to retrieve them for you! Once the account is created, you can use it from off campus to access the e-books linked from our catalog.
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[This is not part of the page copy!] Comments and critiques are welcome--I feel some of the NetLibrary section might be redundant, and like I typed NetLibrary too many times.
Even when you're not on campus, you can still access most of the Library's databases and other online resources. You will, however, need to log in to our proxy server so we know you are affiliated with ULM. To do this:
*Select the resource you want to use [link to databases page]. You should be redirected to a login page.
*Your username is you CWID number and your PIN is your birth month and year in MMYY format. Select ULM from the drop-down menu of schools.
*Now you should see the database you selected and be able to search it just as you would on campus.
If you're having problems accessing our databases from off-campus, please give us a call at the Reference desk (342-1071).
NetLibrary account
If you plan to use any of our NetLibrary e-books [http://www.netlibrary.com] from off-campus, you'll need to set up a NetLibrary account while you're on campus. Simply go to the NetLibrary homepage [http://www.netlibrary.com/] and click on 'Create a Free Account' in the upper right corner. You can choose your own username and password for this one, but make sure you don't forget them since we have no way to retrieve them for you! Once the account is created, you can use it from off campus to access the e-books linked from our catalog.
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[This is not part of the page copy!] Comments and critiques are welcome--I feel some of the NetLibrary section might be redundant, and like I typed NetLibrary too many times.
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