As a humanities librarian, my overall responsibilities concern the use, synthesis, and publishing of information and data that fall under one of the listed subjects above. I hold a master’s degree in library and information science and another in Rhetoric. My professional focus, however, is teaching and specifically online instruction. Most recently, I have become interested in open licensing of educational resources and earned certification in areas like research and data management and creative commons (CC) licensing.
Research Support
Do you need help with research? Not sure where to start or what the Libraries can help with?
We offer a variety of services to meet your needs, wherever you are in your research process.
Browse below for more information about how we can help you.
Find a subject specialist
Find and contact a librarian with expert knowledge in your assignment or field's subject.
Research consultations
Research guides
We have guides tailored to classes and subject areas—see if we have one that can help you.
Instructional services
Enhance teaching and learning with our diverse and flexible instructional services.
Digital Humanities
Need help with a digital humanities project? Learn about services offered through dSHARP, GIS, and Text & Data Mining.
Managing citations
Communication tutoring (GCC)
Get one-on-one help with written, oral, and visual presentations at the Global Communication Center.
Tools & Tech
Need a tool to help improve your research process? Check out these suggestions.
Google Scholar
#OpenCMU
The #OpenCMU campaign aims to increase access to CMU work and the impact of CMU work.
Bloomberg Terminals
Bloomberg brings together real-time market data, news and research, analytics, and communication tools. We have a terminal at Hunt and one at Sorrells.
BrowZine
BrowZine is a new, easy way to read, download, and share current journal content. Use your iPad, Android tablet, or iPhone to read anywhere.