Research Made Easy With the Library

Want to read better papers? Request a library instruction session today to invite a librarian to your class. Instruction librarians will customize the session based on your assignments, syllabus, or specific learning objectives such as evaluating information.

If you are teaching an online asynchronous section and want students to learn about Middlesex Campus Library services and resources, please assign students to finish this learning module. It is self grading and produces a certificate for the student upon completion. Below is an example of the certificate that your students can directly send to you.

Librarians have created research guides to help your students excel in your classes. A research guide is the one-stop information package for a specific program or class. Don't see the guide for your class? Contact the library and we'll create one for you, specifically tailored to your syllabus and assignments.

Do you have a student who is struggling with a research project? Please remind them that they can schedule an appointment with a librarian for one-on-one research help.

The Library subscribes to over 100 databases for your students to access eBooks, academic journals, newspapers and more to support their research projects or papers.

We can't wait to see you at the library for our exciting October events.

• Living Library Event Presented by S.P.E.A.K., DEI Council, and the Library: October 9, 12:30 - 1:30, Library Periodicals Room

• Community over Cider October 23, 12:30 -1:30, Library Periodicals Room
• A History of Connecticut's LGBTQ Communities Display Sponsored by Middlesex DEI Council: On display through the month of October in the Library