You can make an appointment with me here! The LITC Scheduler will let you see when I have free time, and you can make an appointment that's convenient for you. If you don't see a time that works for you in the Scheduler, please do get in touch with me, because I am happy to find a time that does!
You are also welcome to contact me in whatever way works for you—email, phone, IM chat, or in person.
Office phone: 860.297.2246
All of these are great times to meet with me:
You have an idea for a research project, but you haven’t started yet. Or, you’ve started, but you’re stuck. Maybe you have a quick research question . . . or a complicated one. It’s the last minute, and your research needs a boost.
Faculty and students can consult with a research librarian about any aspect of the research process, and on any research question: no question is too big or too small.
There is no limit to the number of research consultations you can have during the semester!
We think that our work with students helps them to accomplish their research more quickly and efficiently, to enjoy their research, and to feel more confident when they’re doing it.
But you don’t have to take our word for it. Here is what some Trinity students have said:
"As a first-year I was intimidated to access the library, but the research librarians extended themselves to me through my classes. Now as a junior I continue to access research librarians by having one-on-one meetings."
“Instead of spending hours sifting through information that may not be helpful, research librarians have given me the skills to be efficient and effective in my research and writing."
"By meeting with a librarian, I was the most prepared student in my class."
"Students are able to make appointments with librarians that will help them frame their research question, thesis topic, outline for papers, and find every source of information imaginable."
"One of the first pieces of advice I received upon coming to Trinity was to make sure of the library and the research librarians. To this day, that is still the most important piece of advice I give to any students."
“Whether you have nothing or an already developed thesis, students can easily make and appointment with a research librarian, chat, and research their topic."
“Every single time I work with a research librarian, I feel much more confident about my research, have stronger sources, and ultimately a better paper."
It depends! You can prepare as much or as little as you like—I can help you at the very beginning stages of research, before you’ve even decided on your research project. You can come with your questions . . . or maybe you don’t know which questions to have, yet. That’s okay, too. But, it is helpful if you