Meet with a Librarian
Contact
DeWitt Wallace Library1600 Grand Avenue
St. Paul, MN 55105
651-696-6346
library@macalester.edu
How can we help you?
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Student help Students interested in research support can book a meeting with a librarian to:
- Find background information
- Narrow down research topic ideas
- Save time getting started with your research
- Use the library’s collections as well as worldwide and web resources
- Choose databases for discipline-focused research
- Learn more efficient searching methods
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Faculty help Librarians can partner with faculty on research and scholarship projects by:
- Designing digital scholarship projects
- Supporting citation management tools such as Zotero and RefWorks
- Consulting on copyright questions
- Building course-related research guides
- Supporting data management
- Purchasing materials for a class
- Answering research questions
Allow about 30 minutes for your appointment, although length may vary with the complexity of your question.
For general questions, or if you’re unsure who specifically to contact, complete our Contact Us form.
Research & Instruction Librarians
Dave Collins
Research Specialties: American Studies and Enviornmental Studies
LIBR 308
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Amelia Foster
Research Specialties: Asian Languages and Cultures, English, French and Francophone Studies, German Studies, Russian Studies, Media and Cultural Studies, Music, Philosophy, Spanish, Portuguese, and Latin American Studies, Theater and Dance and Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies
LIBR 304
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Brigid McCreery
Research Specialties: Biology, Chemistry, Geology, Mathematics, Statistics & Computer Science, Physics and Astronomy
LIBR 302
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Ginny Moran
Research Specialties: Art & Art History, Classical Mediterranean and Middle East, History, Studio Art, and Religious Studies
LIBR 303
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Talia Nadir
Research Specialties: Anthropology, Economics, Educational Studies, Geography, International Studies, Linguistics, Political Science, Psychology, and Sociology
LIBR 301
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