Working on your summer reading list? The Bailey/Howe library has a huge collection of fiction and other best-selling titles. The popular reading section on the second floor is available for easy browsing. The library catalog can be searched at your desktop at http://voyager.uvm.edu/. Checking books out is easy, just bring your UVM ID with you when you come to the library.
The library has a large collection of DVDs and Videos, including many new release titles, that you can take home overnight free of charge. To see lists of movies that can be checked out go to: http://library.uvm.edu/about/mediaresources/collections/.
The library has tons of resources that you can make use of from your office or home. Access from home just got a whole lot easier with the new EZProxy Service. Visit the libraries home page at http://library.uvm.edu/ and click on the "Connect from Off Campus" bar to get set up.
Are you looking for ready access to reference materials, but unable to trudge all the way across campus when you're in the middle of writing a report? The libraries' Online Reference Shelf at http://library.uvm.edu/reference/index.html links you to online versions of English and bilingual dictionaries, general and subject encyclopedias, telephone and email directories, style guides, and a huge list of other resources.
Several collections of online books are available at http:// library.uvm.edu/books/index.html#e-books. These include Safari Tech Books on just about any computer topic, such as web publishing, operating systems, networking, or graphics.
Need help finding something at the library? Have questions about the library? We're here to help you. There lots of ways to get in touch with us. We can communicate with you via chat, email, or phone. See http://library.uvm.edu/guides/ask/ for more information about how to get in touch. Or stop by and visit us in person!
Author: UVM Libraries
Last modified July 12 2005 06:50 PM
