LibGuides: HIS 150 The Meaning of History: Getting Help

Librarians

The Monsignor William Barry Memorial Library has several Librarians who are available to help.

Here are some of the ways your Librarian can assist with your library needs:

Teach you to quickly find information.
Information Literacy - is this a reliable source? What's a peer-reviewed article?
Research Instruction - individual, group, in-class.
Library guides for academic subject areas as well as for citing sources, test preparation, archives and special collections, career resources, and more.
Librarians continually evaluate the collection to keep resources current, relevant, and credible.

REFERENCE AND INSTRUCTIONAL SERVICES
Reference Librarians offer research, instruction, and reference services via email, telephone, in-person, or virtually. The Monsignor William Barry Memorial Library offers Reference Services to Library patrons utilizing the skills of professional Librarians who hold master's degrees in Library Science.

Librarians

Merlene Nembhard, M.S.
Electronic Resources Coordinator
Reference Librarian
305.899.4051
mnembhard@barry.edu

Eduardo Porben, M.S.
Reference & Instruction Librarian
305.981.1195
eporben@barry.edu

Remember! We are here to help. If you need any assistance with using the library and its resources, contact us for assistance.

Phone: 305-899-3760

Browse our subject guides: eguides.barry.edu

Check out our knowledge base: Library FAQs

AFTER HOURS assistance, use the statewide Ask-A-Librarian service.