The McGoogan Library offers services to support faculty and staff research and teaching. If you are new to UNMC, we invite you to schedule a one-on-one orientation to the library.
Liaison Librarians
Liaison librarians are focused on the needs of your College, Institute, or Department. They serve as
- A point of contact for library related questions
- Instructors who can help you and your students navigate the world of information and library resources
- Advocate for your needs within the library
Scholarly Support
- Expand your reach by depositing your scholarly work (posters, presentations, reports) in the campus repository, DigitalCommons@UNMC
- Assistance with copyright questions
- Navigation of the scholarly publishing and impact landscape
Specialty Services
- We can search the literature for you from the basic literature search to a systematic review search.
- If we don’t have it, we can get it through Interlibrary Loan. A free service.
- Request a 3D printed object for your teaching, clinical, or research needs.
- The library provides spaces for reflection, relaxation, and rest in the Reflection Room and Wellness Corner.
- Get help with writing at the Writing Center @ UNMC
Volunteer Faculty and Clinical Instructors
- You have access to the services available to faculty and staff, such as literature search and interlibrary loan.
- Online access to our collection is also available.
- Your department needs to add you to SAP before a logon can be granted.
- Request a logon from UNMC ITS through their online form.
- If you already have an account and need to reset your password, go to this online form.
- Contact the UNMC ITS help desk at 402-559-7700 with any questions or issues.
- Please review Educational Use of Library Resources.
Talk with Us
- Start with askus@unmc.edu or 402-559-6221
- Contact your liaison
- Have a comment? Suggest a resource? Use our virtual suggestion box.
Library News
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