Your Librarian is here to help. Don't hesitate to get in touch.

For help finding information for your coursework or research

We work in subject teams. You can:

contact your team directly using the email addresses and phone numbers below or come to a drop-in session
use the electronic help desk; or
go to The Base. We may be able to see you straight away - ask The Base staff to phone us. If we're busy, they can make an appointment for you. We'll meet you in Room 5 in the Carnegie Suite. Come through the double doors to the study area on level 1 of the Saltire Centre and you'll see the entrance at the far right.

Built and Natural Environment team - Eileen McKee, Kathleen Wallace and Joe Fodey - email esdetcliaison@gcu.ac.uk or phone 0141 273 1379
Caledonian Business School team (also Work-based learning) - Eileen McKee, Marion Kelt, Elizabeth Crawford, Aubrey Reilly - email cbsliaison@gcu.ac.uk or phone: 0141 273 1374
Engineering and Computing team - Eileen McKee, Joe Fodey and Kathleen Wallace - email esdetcliaison@gcu.ac.uk or phone 0141 273 1379
School of Life Sciences – Marian Miller and Heather McEwen - email lsslsliaison@gcu.ac.uk or phone 0141 273 1380
Law and Social Sciences – Marian Miller and Lynn Irvine - email lsslsliaison@gcu.ac.uk or phone 0141 273 1380
School of Health - Marion Kelt, Elizabeth Crawford, Joe Fodey and Lorna McNally - email nmchhscliaison@gcu.ac.uk or phone: 0141 273 1377

For problems with book renewals or fines, please contact The Base directly or fill in the fines and disputes form
Problems with passwords? Contact The Base for GCU, email, and BlackBoard log-ins; for Athens and other password problems see Computer stuff - passwords.

for students:
- help you find information for coursework and dissertations
- show you which databases to use and how to use them
- show you how to use electronic journals and books
- tell you about library services
for researchers:
all of the above as well as:
- meeting you to discuss your research needs
- giving ongoing help and advice
- running workshops to support your research
for staff:
all of the above as well as:
- running training sessions for your students, at introductory or more advanced levels
- helping to meet your School’s information needs
- acting as liaison between the Library and the School

Last updated Thursday March 11, 2010 Written by Library web team