Check what items you have out, when they are due, and renew them.
See the Library's hours for the week and month ahead.
See maps of all three floors of the Library to find your way.
Find Library staff who can assist you with your needs.
Learn about borrowing privileges and library policies for food and drink and collabortive room use.
See list of frequently asked questions related to the library.
Learn about resources and services available to students.
Learn about library services for student athletes.
Help accessing the library remotely and how to use library resources.
Help accessing library materials and services while studying abroad
Learn about resources and services available to guests.
Learn about resources and services available to alumni.
Alphabetic list of library databases. Use Subject Guides for accessing materials on a particular subject.
Resources, including databases and citation help, organized by major and/or subject.
Library Guides made specifically for courses, can include readings and more.
Check here to see if there are materials on reserve for your class.
Good sources to start your research like encyclopedias, dictionaries, and more.
Access to major and local newspapers including NYT, Wall Street Journal, etc.
Learn what they are and how to find them.
Check library holdings for a journal by title.
Resources to help with citation in APA, Chicago, CSE, MLA, and more.
Guides to help use databases, create materials with your research, and more.
Need something the library doesn’t own? Use these services to request it.
Research guides about a particular topic or type of source.
Research guides focused on diversity, equity & inclusion.
The Library’s research guide for this year’s Common Read, Felix Ever After
The Archives & Special Collections contain unique materials related to a variety of topics including Marist History. Resources are available online or stop by Library room 134 with questions.
Learn about resources and services available to faculty.
Find your liaison who can help with all your library needs.
Instruction, Course Reserves, and many more ways librarians can support you and your students.
Reserves Use this form to place your own or library materials on reserve for a course.
Use this form to suggest a purchase for the collection or in support of your course.
Reserve a study room designated for faculty use
Learn about library spaces available for personal use or for your classes.
Learn about the spaces on all three library floors.
Find out about the technology available in the library.
Reserve rooms for group work and study.
Practice and record presentations with built in presentation screen and camera.
Learn about resources and services available to guests.
Learn about resources and services available to alumni.
Check what items you have out, when they are due, and renew them.
See the Library's hours for the week and month ahead.
See maps of all three floors of the Library to find your way.
Find Library staff who can assist you with your needs.
Learn about borrowing privileges and library policies for food and drink and collabortive room use.
See list of frequently asked questions related to the library.
Learn about resources and services available to students.
Learn about library services for student athletes.
Help accessing the library remotely and how to use library resources.
Help accessing library materials and services while studying abroad
Learn about resources and services available to guests.
Learn about resources and services available to alumni.
Alphabetic list of library databases. Use Subject Guides for accessing materials on a particular subject.
Resources, including databases and citation help, organized by major and/or subject.
Library Guides made specifically for courses, can include readings and more.
Check here to see if there are materials on reserve for your class.
Good sources to start your research like encyclopedias, dictionaries, and more.
Access to major and local newspapers including NYT, Wall Street Journal, etc.
Learn what they are and how to find them.
Check library holdings for a journal by title.
Resources to help with citation in APA, Chicago, CSE, MLA, and more.
Guides to help use databases, create materials with your research, and more.
Need something the library doesn’t own? Use these services to request it.
Research guides about a particular topic or type of source.
Research guides focused on diversity, equity & inclusion.
The Library’s research guide for this year’s Common Read, Felix Ever After
The Archives & Special Collections contain unique materials related to a variety of topics including Marist History. Resources are available online or stop by Library room 134 with questions.
Learn about resources and services available to faculty.
Find your liaison who can help with all your library needs.
Instruction, Course Reserves, and many more ways librarians can support you and your students.
Reserves Use this form to place your own or library materials on reserve for a course.
Use this form to suggest a purchase for the collection or in support of your course.
Reserve a study room designated for faculty use
Learn about library spaces available for personal use or for your classes.
Learn about the spaces on all three library floors.
Find out about the technology available in the library.
Reserve rooms for group work and study.
Practice and record presentations with built in presentation screen and camera.
Learn about resources and services available to guests.
Learn about resources and services available to alumni.
This is a link to the student employment web page. Use this as a reference resource for questions regarding payroll periods, required paperwork, and related issues.
Please follow these guidelines to ensure that your paycheck is processed on time:
1. Time Sheets/Work Logs are kept in manilla envelopes in drawer to the left of LSA seat 2 at the Circulation Desk; You are responsible for completing this log for every shift you work, as well as getting a supervisor signature on the worklog when arriving and departing from a shift.
2. Student Assistants can work no more than 19 hours per week and 38 hours, per bi-weekly pay period.
3. In order to be paid on time, please submit your web time sheet through the Banner System on MyMarist for supervisor approval no later than 5pm on the day after (Saturday) the pay period ends.
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