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1. An Introduction to theUniversity of Pittsburgh Libraries Fern Brody
Associate University Librarian
271 Hillman Library
feb@pitt.edu
2. Divided administratively into: University Library System:
Director: Rush Miller (rgmiller@pitt.edu)
Health Sciences Library System:
Director: Barbara Epstein (bepstein@pitt.edu)
School of Law Library:
Director, George Pike (pike@law.pitt.edu)
3. Hillman Library
6. Regional campus libraries are also part of the ULS and have access to full resources of Pittsburgh campus libraries
Bradford, Johnstown, Greensburg and Titusville
7. Overall Collections More than 5.8 million volumes
More than 87,000 journal titles (including e-journals)
Hundreds of thousands of e-books
More than 700 electronic database resources
8. Lets talk about: Finding tools
Resources
Services
9. ULS Web site
12. New catalogSpring 2011 Library catalog PLUS full text articles
16. Faculty Express Find many services listed in one place
17. Libraries to Go
18. Getting you the books and articles you need:
HSLS: Document Express is the document delivery service for the Health Sciences Library System The charge for regular service is $5.00 per document for affiliated users. Rush also available.
Barco Law Library delivers books to faculty offices for Law School faculty only
All faculty must have valid University of Pittsburgh ID cards to borrow at any library.
20. Start a new scholarly E-journal
Transition a print journal to electronic format (including print on demand services)
Build a digital collection to support your research and teaching:
Image based collections
Text based collections
Audio collections
Create a subject-based archive for global research communities to share research Work with us to
21. Publishing services we provide: Hardware and software hosting services
Graphic design services
Scanning and digitization services
Consultation in editorial workflow management
Training for editors, reviewers, etc.
ISSN, DOI (Digital Object Identifier) registration
Help in establishing formal acceptance and recognition of your scholarly content
Advice on Open Access & e-publishing to share research on a global scale
22. D-Scribe Digital Collections
23. Provide stable long-term storage and preservation for your research
Help you share your work with researchers worldwide
Get your work noticed through Google and other search engines
Store a variety of formats and file types:
Preprints
Published articles
Technical reports, white papers, policy reports, etc.
Conference materials
Multimedia files (audio and video)
Datasets and other material to support your written research
24. Mobile iPhone & Android apps
Hours
Contact via phone, email, instant messaging
Mobile version of library catalog
Fall 2010
27. Falk Library
28. Health Sciences Library System (HSLS): 6 Schools of the Health Sciences
(Medicine, Dental Medicine, Nursing, Pharmacy, Public Health, Health & Rehab Services
29. Electronic Book Search
30. General Library Services and Policies for Faculty Unlimited number of books may be borrowed for one term. Items have unlimited renewals.
Renew online or by phone
Borrow books directly from local libraries including CMU and Carnegie Public Library
Borrow books online from more than 50 other near-by universitiesPenn State, U of Penn, Rutgers, WVU, etc. via E-Z Borrow in PALCI.
31. More Services for Faculty Library instruction classes and online guides tailored for any course.
Course reserves and E-reserves available in the ULS and HSLS libraries. Audio E-reserves via I-Tune U. See web pages for details.
Online request for items from storage.
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32. Reference Services University Library System has Ask a Librarian from homepage or call 648-3330 (phone, email, IM reference service available)
Barco Law Library call 648-3125 or email reference is available from the homepage.
HSLS has email reference service available from homepage or call 648-8796 and Ask a Librarian
33. Next Steps Visit your library on campus to learn more about the resources and materials of that specific collection.
Contact any library for additional information.
Explore the libraries websites!
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