Classroom Instruction
The Michael Schwartz Library is here to help your students build strong research skills with engaging instruction and hands-on learning opportunities. Our librarians collaborate closely with faculty to create sessions tailored to specific classes, covering how to find, evaluate, and use information effectively. Whether you’re starting a new project, exploring resources for an assignment, or just need a little extra support, our friendly librarians are ready to assist with demonstrations, workshops, or lectures.
We also offer four convenient electronic classrooms—RT 401 and RT 502 feature interactive touch screens and wireless laptops, while the front and back labs of the Library Computers @ Learning Commons (LCLC) are purpose-designed and may be reserved for instruction and training.
If you’d like to schedule an instruction session in the library or in your classroom, or work with a librarian to create a personalized workshop or research guide, just reach out to your subject librarian—we’re happy to help you succeed!