People
Experienced reference librarians to assist with research
Computer lab assistants (mornings, evenings and weekends)
Requested reference interviews with a librarian.
“Ask a Librarian” IM, email, or call a librarian
Online Catalog (www.library.pbu.edu)
MILTON tutorial to teach patron how to select, search, locate and evaluate materials in the library
Specialized databases for electronic books and articles
InterLibrary Loan— borrow books from other libraries if our library does not own it.
Research guides
How do I?
FAQ’s
About the Library– hours, policies, staff directory
In the Library
Biblical Reference section
Writing Lab- sponsored by the English department; limited hours
Study Rooms/quiet zones
Two computer labs with printers
Wireless internet
Two B/W copiers
Fax Machine
Headphones
Daily newspapers
Current magazines on display in the lobby
Access to Microsoft Office 2007, Logos, and other computer programs
Welcome all! We are so pleased that you at PBU this semester. It is wonderful to see so many new faces and to see so many returning faces. For those of you who are returning please note that the Library has once again been busy shifting the library collection this summer so that they are better spaced. This means that the first floor contains LC A-BS and the mezzanine level contains LC BT-Z and the entire Dewey collection.
This blog is a way for the library to communicate to you about the new or important offerings the library has for students, faculty and staff. As librarians we love to pass on useful information, so remember to read us frequently as we will be posting throughout the week.
Another change this summer was in the printing and copying process. We have placed signs around the library and you can feel free to ask any questions or to pick up one of the handouts that have been placed at the front desk. We will try to answer as many of your questions about the printing/copying problems, but we do not know all the answers, so please call TS if you are having a major problem.
If you have any problems accessing your “My Account” record please use the Ask a Librarian page to contact a librarian. If you were to contact TS the request would not be forwarded to us immediately, especially on the weekends.
Once again welcome back, and remember the Library IS here for questions!
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