In addition to print titles, you can also find electronic books, feature movies and full-text journals via the library's catalog.
You can schedule a tutorial with a reference/instruction librarian about research topics and attend library instruction sessions.
Use your LIU credentials to access full text articles off campus 24/7.
If the Brooklyn Library does not own a particular book or journal article, you can always request it via InterLibrary Loan.
You'll have a better chance finding scholarly articles using the library's online databases than Google.
You have options regarding reference help: visiting the Ask a Librarian desk, calling, e-mailing, texting or chatting online with a reference librarian on duty.
ERes (Electronic Reserves) offers online access to your course materials.
When in doubt, always write a citation!
Use EasyBib or Zotero to quickly and efficiently create and manage your bibliographies.
You can use one of the library's online research workstations in the Reference Room, the Periodicals Reading Room or the general-purpose computers in the Cyber Lab (LLC 516).
Never wait until the last minute to begin asking research questions or printing your paper.
