Request a Library Instruction Session (Faculty)

She spends an hour showing the students how to quickly find the specific information they need from WMU libraries’ hundreds of online databases and Web resources. It’s another way librarians deliver value inside and outside the library.
Librarians and faculty collaborate to provide access and context to knowledge, where and when it’s needed.
Faculty + librarians + students + technology = the formula for academic success
Librarians and faculty collaborate to provide access and context to knowledge, where and when it’s needed.
Faculty + librarians + students + technology = the formula for academic success
Western Michigan University Librarians and Faculty collaborate to provide access and context to knowledge, where and when it’s needed.
All faculty and instructors may request the services of a librarian to come work directly with your class. A list of potential topics to be covered can be found here.
Library Instruction Topics (DOC, 27 KB)
Off campus librarians travel to all branch campus sites to work with your class on searching electronic databases, accessing full text journal articles, locating books and all types of research materials. You can arrange for a librarian to visit your class in one of three ways:
- Contact Michele Behr
- Fill out the request form at: http://www.wmich.edu/library/forms/instruct_off.php
- Request a session through the branch campus at which you are teaching. The Faculty Data Sheet you fill out when preparing your class has a section where you can indicate that you’d like a presentation from a librarian.