Service desk where users can get assistance in using the library. Where to go to find out recommended resources and research strategies.
The "gateway" to the Reference collection. Reference items do not leave the library, and are meant to help provide basic information. The reference librarians can help with questions about locating materials, and generally help patrons to use the library.
a public service desk where all library patrons can obtain assistance with research and other library or campus related information.
the service desk in the library staffed by librarians, where anyone can ask how to find, use, and evaluate information. The Reference Desk is also accessible by phone and email. Renew - to extend the loan period of library materials.
The location in the library where you can find a reference librarian and ask for help in finding information or using the library's resources. For more information -- Reference Service
This desk is where Library Staff are available to assist you with your research. It is located on the first floor, just beyond the Circulation Desk.
service desk where you can get help to do research in the library
Service location where users can ask questions and get in-depth assistance using library resources and finding information. There are five specialized Reference Desks in Shields Library: Biological and Agricultural Sciences, East Asian Languages, Government Information and Maps, Humanities and Social Sciences, and Special Collections.
Most libraries have a desk where users can get specific information about a particular library and its collection. This may include how to find information, how to use the tools available, the location of items in the library, or the answer to a question. In the Edmon Low Library, this desk is centrally located on the Second floor. Reference librarians and others working at this desk can help you refine your search topic, answer general questions, instruct you in the use of the many online and paper resources available, and are generally very helpful at any time in the research process.
Every Library has a Reference Desk where you can ask for information or help using the library.
Main information desk on the first floor of the Library.
a desk in the Reference Area of the library where librarians are available to answer your questions about using the library and finding materials
The reference desk or information desk is the place where reference librarians and other staff give you directions, answer your questions, and show you how to find and use library materials. The desk is usually located near the reference collection.
a service point in the library, generally staffed by reference librarians, where patrons can obtain assistance with research and with finding materials and information.
A place where librarians give you directions, answer your questions, and show you how to search databases and find materials.
The library service desk where people may receive help in finding information and using the library. It is also called the "Information Desk."
See Ask Me desk, the place to ask for assistance in the Library.
Service desk where users can go for assistance in using the library. In the VM Library, it is combined with the Circulation Desk.
When a person has a question about how to find specific information or how to use library services and resources, assistance can be obtained from a reference librarian at the reference desk. Professional librarians and reference assistants staff reference desks to assist patrons with their questions. This is the service point to go to when you are not sure where to begin, are feeling lost or overwhelmed, or have a question.
When a library patron has a question about how to find specific information or how to use the library for research, he (or she) may contact the reference desk in person, by phone, or in some libraries via e-mail. In most libraries in the United States, the reference desk is staffed by a professionally trained librarian during the hours that the library is open.
the main source of help in a library. If you have a question about how to find materials, where something is located, how to go about getting library services, how to cite in a bibliography, come to the Reference Desk (main floor in Stevenson). We'd be happy to help you - click to see reference hours .
a service desk within a library where you can ask for assistance on any library or information resources question.
A place where librarians give you directions, answer your questions, and show you how to find and use materials. The Lee Library has several reference desks. Each is staffed most hours that the library is open.
A service desk where you can enquire about library services, get assistance, advice and guidance for research. You can also get help finding research materials and using library resources (see Reference Desk).
An information desk, regularly staffed with professionals who are trained to help you find and use information in the library
The reference desk is where you receive in-depth assistance from librarians in your library research. The desk is located near the reference collection on the first floor.
A place where librarians give you directions, answer your questions, and show you how to find and use materials. There is a reference desk on every floor of the RBD Library and in the Library of Architecture, Design, and Construction, and in the Veterinary Medicine Library. These desks are staffed by librarians most hours that the Libraries are open. The Reference Desks are located near books such as encyclopedias, dictionaries, indexes, handbooks, and statistical sources, and near AUBIEPlus and CD-ROM workstations. RENEW - To extend to due date for a book.
The place you go to when you need assistance locating information. It is located on the first floor of the Library.