People
Places
Resources
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This librarian is the Library liaison to the English Department.
Who is ... ?
Michelle Brasseur
More information about Michelle can be found:
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Information about library locations can be found at this site.
What is ... ?
the Locations tab of the UCLA Library website
More information can be found:
https://www.library.ucla.edu/locations
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Search this to find books, articles, and other library resources.
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Connecting from off-campus using this allows you to access licensed content.
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Virtual Private Networking (VPN) or Proxy Server
More information can be found:
https://www.library.ucla.edu/computers-computing-services/connect-campus
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This librarian manages the Grace M. Hunt Memorial English Reading Room.
Who is ... ?
Lynda Tolly
Grace M. Hunt Memorial English Reading Room Librarian
310-825-4511
tolly@english.ucla.edu
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This campus library, sometimes called YRL, provides research-level collections, resources, and services.
What is ... ?
the Charles E. Young Research Library
More information can be found:
https://www.library.ucla.edu/visit/locations/research-library
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Archival resources, rare books & manuscript collections can be accessed in these collections.
What are ... ?
Library Special Collections (LSC)
More information can be found:
https://www.library.ucla.edu/visit/locations/library-special-collections
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You can use this guide to find English and Comparative Literature research resources.
What is ... ?
The UCLA Library English and Comparative Literature Research Guide
More information can be found:
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You can locate subject specialists to assist you with your library research needs, schedule a research consultation, or chat online with a librarian on this site.
What is ... ?
the UCLA Library Research Help page
More information can be found:
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Students can find a quiet place to read, study, and write in this English Department Reading Room.
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the Grace M. Hunt Memorial English Reading Room (ERR)
Room 235 Kaplan Hall
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Research resources organized by discipline or subject can be discovered by using these.
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If you forget everything else you’ve heard so far, be sure to remember this advice.
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Welcome!
We look forward to working with you.
Don’t panic, you’ll do great.
We’re here to help
so feel free to contact us.
The UCLA Library homepage is a great starting point, so take some time to explore the Library website to find lots of useful information and resources.
https://www.library.ucla.edu/