Subject Librarians
Subject librarians offer a variety of services to help you locate information, access our collections, and engage in effective research. For more information see the list below to identify the subject librarian for your area.
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Professor
(989) 774-6427
Assistant Professor
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Associate Professor
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Librarian
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By Name
Thad Dickinson
Distance Library Services; CMU in Metro Detroit, Master of Science in Administration
Katie Edmiston
Art,
Broadcast & Cinematic Arts,
Communication,
Fashion Merchandising & Design,
Interior Design,
Journalism,
Music,
Shu Guo
Chemistry,
Earth & Atmospheric Sciences,
Geography & Environmental Studies,
Physics,
Science - General
Elizabeth Heitsch
Athletic Training,
Communication Sciences & Disorders,
Exercise Science,
Health Administration,
Nursing,
Nutrition & Dietetics,
Physical Education & Sport,
Physical Therapy,
Physician Assistant,
Public Health,
Sport Administration
Stephanie Mathson
Counseling,
Law - Education, Library Instruction,
Leadership,
Human Development & Family Studies,
Recreation, Parks, & Leisure,
Special Education,
Teacher Education & Professional Development
Marian Matyn
Lee Parker
Rebecca Renirie
Computer Science,
Engineering,
Mathematics,
Statistics, Actuarial & Data Science,
College of Medicine
Jennifer Rundels
Accounting,
Business,
Business Information Systems,
Economics,
Finance,
Hospitality Services Administration,
Law - Business & Economics,
Management,
Marketing,
MBA
Rui Wang
Criminal Justice,
Government Information,
Law - Social Science,
Military Science,
Neuroscience,
Political Science,
Psychology,
Social Work,
Sociology,
Statistics & Datasets ,
Tests & Measurement
Aparna Zambare
ENG 101 and 201,
English Language and Literature,
Philosophy,
Religion,
Theatre,
Women and Gender Studies
What We Do
- Research support -- Librarians will answer research questions and provide one-on-one research consultations (either face-to-face or online) upon request. They can also help with literature searches, the creation of subject bibliographies,
and patent searching.
- Instruction -- Instruction in the use of the library and in locating information is available for both face-to-face and online classes. A librarian will tailor the instruction to the needs of your class.
- Course development -- As new courses are developed and old ones updated, a librarian can work with you to identify resources from the library's collections and beyond that will support the learning objectives of your course.
- Collection development -- Subject librarians take suggestions for materials purchases that support teaching and research.
- Scholarly communication and support -- Questions about copyright, measuring research impact, author rights, the use of open educational resources, data management, and more can be answered by your subject librarian.
- Program reviews -- Accreditation and academic program reviews typically include a discussion of available library resources and services. Your subject librarian can help with this.