Library Services
| Borrowing / Renewing Materials Graduate students can have 300 items checked out at one time, and have a 180 day loan period renewable five times unless requested by another borrower (videos loan for 14 days). View & renew items checked out from the UConn Library by logging in to your UConn Library Account View & renew Interlibrary Loan (ILLiad) items by logging in to your MyILLiad account. |
Interlibrary Services |
| Remote / Off Campus Access Your NetID provides access to UConn’s licensed resources when you are off-campus. When a resource requires authentication, you will be asked to log in with your NetID. For help with your NetID, visit http://netid.uconn.edu. |
Theses & Dissertations The Library does not provide bound copies for academic departments or personal use. Binding vendors |
| Services for Students with Disabilities Services and information for persons with disabilities for Storrs campus (including parking, building access, equipment, and scanning services). For other UConn locations, please consult the appropriate Library. |
Printing & Scanning Black & white and color printers are available in the libraries and across campus. Black & white and color scanning is a free service available at all campus libraries. Send files directly to email or a USB. |
Research / Teaching / Learning Support
| Subject Specialists and Archivists Subject Specialist Librarians and Archivists are available for research consultations; to provide instruction and support in the use of library resources; and as the first point of contact for all library-related inquiries. |
Research Data Services Effectively managing your research data can increase the pace of the research process, contribute to the soundness of your results, and help meet funding requirements and make research easy to share. |
| Citation Managers Citation management tools help organize citations to sources, collect digital files such as full text PDFs, and cite sources automatically when writing papers. |
Open Educational Resources (OER) Incorporating OER into coursework increases student learning by providing immediate access to high-quality customizable learning materials at no- or low-cost to students. |
| Course Reserves Place personal or library materials on reserve for classes you are teaching. |
Scholarly Communication Information on fair use & copyright, author rights, and open access publishing. |
| Teaching & Learning Services Includes tips for incorporating information literacy in assignments and |
Greenhouse Studios A transdisciplinary research unit employing design thinking methodology and a collaboration-first workflow to digital and analog projects. |
| Instruction Spaces Our Libraries offer traditional and flexible rooms to supplement your regular classroom space. |
Research Carrels Graduate students working on research projects requiring extensive use of library materials can apply for a research carrel in the Babbidge Library. |
Study & Collaboration Spaces
| Graduate Commons Located on Level 3 at the Babbidge Library, the Commons is accessible only to graduate students using their One Card. This room provides a dedicated study and collaboration space and features tables and chairs for group and individual work, a whiteboard, and computer workstations. |
 Graduate Commons, Level 3 |
| Study Spaces Each campus library has a variety of spaces to study – quiet to collaborative, individual and group. |