Nutrition Research Guide

Here are some of our top services available through the library. For a complete list, check out the Our Services Page on our website.

Services For All

The following library services are available to all students, faculty, and staff, including students enrolled at Columbia University and its affiliates. 

Ask a Librarian

Struggling to find specific resources? Need to work one-on-one with a librarian to find what you are looking for? Ask a librarian by submitting a ticket here. You can ask a question, request a research consultation, or report an issue with a library resource. If you would like to chat live, click on the blue chat bubble in the lower right corner of our website.

Workshops

The Gottesman Libraries' education program offers a calendar of workshops on citation management, research techniques, and academic writing processes. Visit the Events page on the library’s website to learn about and RSVP to upcoming workshops.

Other Services

The following services are available to students enrolled in a credit-bearing program at Teachers College and to all Teachers College faculty and staff. 

Course Resource Lists

E-Reserves can be found in your Course Resource List, within your course in Canvas, or by searching Educat+. Library catalog records for print reserves (indicating call numbers and real-time availability) can be found in your Course Resource List in Canvas or by searching Educat+. Print reserve materials can be checked out from the services desk for two hours. For any questions, refer to the Course Reserves page on the Gottesman website or submit a ticket.

Request New Materials

Teachers College students, faculty, and staff may submit a New Book Request to suggest a purchase for the libraries' collection or an Interlibrary Loan (ILL) Request to request the loan of materials not owned by Gottesman Libraries, or the Columbia Morningside Campus Libraries. Check out the Requesting New Materials page on the Gottesman website for more information.

Information Sessions

Librarians are happy to visit your onsite or virtual classroom to share with your students information on the full range of key electronic and print resources available to them; on their means to request new materials not available through our Library or Columbia University Libraries; and on how best to deploy search strategies and techniques foundational to their academic work.

These sessions can be structured to focus on specific topics, issues, or resources, according to your preference, for whatever length of time best suits your needs. We are also happy to arrange virtual tours and orientation sessions at times alternative to your regular class meetings.

If you are interested in arranging an in-person or Zoom library information session, please complete and submit the Request a Library Information Session form, and we’ll be in touch with you as soon as possible.

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