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While you’re studying, researching, and writing from home, the CFL librarians are here to help you finish out the semester successfully with our online resources. We’re excited to introduce one of our newest database additions: Access Engineering. Access Engineering is an award-winning database and despite the name, isn’t just for engineering students. Access Engineering includes […]

You’ve worked hard on a conference or poster presentation only to find out that your conference has been canceled or postponed. Now what?   The good news is you can still include your presentation on your CV in APA or MLA style citation! The MLA Style Center has a format if your presentation was accepted at […]

As we all adjust to the new normal of moving our studies, work, and lives online, it’s hard to avoid coming across all kind of COVID-19 news. A challenge we’re all facing is knowing where to find credible information and navigating the social media shares and word-of-mouth updates about what’s true and what isn’t. We […]

Thanks to Holly Gabriel, our Government Documents Librarian, for information on the 2020 U.S. Census! What is the purpose of the United States Census? The U.S. Census occurs every 10 years and is completed in an attempt to count every resident in the United States. The results of the 2020 Census will determine the number […]

Today’s guest post was written by Karlene Clark, Peer Research Consultant Librarian. Many thanks to Karlene for leading the charge to bring new services to our students! This semester, we’re happy to introduce our new Peer Research Consultant (PRC) reference service in the library, Monday through Friday during a variety of daytime hours. PRCs are […]