Library Instruction

Instructors can arrange Library Instruction for an entire class. We welcome faculty to contact us to schedule instruction for their classes in research techniques related to specific course work. Most classes are held in Butler 314, our technology-enhanced classroom.

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Credit-Bearing Classes

Fall 2024 Course Offerings:  

LIB 100 - Introduction to Library Research (1 Credit)

Teaches students to perform library research and information literacy skills. Open to all students.

• CRN 2213 – Julie Setele, Online (Runs first 7 ½ weeks)
• CRN 2697 – Eugene Harvey, M 11:00 am to 11:50 am
• CRN 3401 – Justin Crossfox, W 11:00 am to 11:50 am 

LIB 300 – Advanced Library Research Methods (3 Credits)

Teaches students advanced library skills and using the applications needed to conduct research. Open to all students, including first-year and those who struggle with technology.  

• CRN 3376 – Chris Hulsman, TR 4:30 pm to 5:45 pm 

LIB 389/WGS 389 – Social Justice through Zines (3 Credits)

Examines social justice movements through the lens of zines (self-published, DIY works). Students will study zines in the library collection and create their own zines. The course is open to anyone who has completed the CWP 101 requirement.  

• CRN 3412 – Julie Setele, TR 3:05 pm to 4:20 pm