Humanities

Research Guides Drama English Film Gender Studies. See Women, Men, Sexuality, and Gender Studies History Minority Studies Modern Languages Philosophy Women, Men, Sexuality, and Gender Studies Databases Humanities Databases General / Interdisciplinary Databases Selected Collections Special Collections: Humanities University Archives: Humanities Video Collection Special Projects General/Reference

Research Specialists

Jean Alexander Modern Languages, Film Sue Collins History Mo Dawley Drama James Vroom Gender and Minority Studies, English, Philosophy Jennie Benford Archives Mary Kay Johnsen Special Collections

	HUNT REFERENCE

(412) 268-2442
huntref@andrew.cmu.edu

The Hunt Reference Desk, located on the 1st floor of Hunt Library, is the central point for research help in the Humanities. For extended assistance, make an appointment with the research specialist in your field of interest.

Regular Reference Service Hours

Fall and Spring Semesters:

Monday - Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday

9 a.m. - 8 p.m. 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. 1 p.m. - 5 p.m. 1 p.m. - 5 p.m.

Summer Semesters:

Monday - Friday

9 a.m. - 5 p.m.

Library Hours are affected by Holidays and Term Breaks

	WHAT'S NEW

EServer TC Library is a noncommercial index of technical communication resources. Based at Iowa State University, the TC Library is an attempt to provide a hybrid between a traditional index and a web portal; one that indexes peer-reviewed scholarly work as well as some popular and practitioners' resources that our editors consider important to the field.

The EServer is a free service that indexes both public and subscriber-only works. The EServer was founded at Carnegie Mellon University in 1990, and we've worked closely with librarians to develop our system since we launched in 2001, and would like to see libraries - facing the serials crisis - work with us to develop viable noncommercial alternatives more accessible to patrons.

--Geoffrey Sauer, Director, Eserver.org

	HELPFUL INFORMATION

Library Guide for Faculty
Information about Library Instruction, Borrowing, Reserves, and other library issues for faculty.

Materials in Hunt Reference Include:
Atlases and Maps
Dictionaries
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Encyclopedias
Government Documents
Statistics
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