Find your librarian

Our campus-wide disciplinary teams bring together library experts around common themes, practices, pedagogies, and methodologies found within the broader STEM, Social Sciences, and Humanities & Fine Arts disciplines. Library experts can provide support for your individual research, instructional needs, academic program reviews, and instructional planning, and connect you with experts to support your course material needs, data management, open access resources and other needs.

To contact the disciplinary teams, use their team emails below. You can also:

• Request instructional support in a class you teach
• Request one-on-one meeting with librarians to discuss your research needs
• Reserve an instructional space at the library

Humanities & Fine Arts team

We partner with students, instructors, and faculty members in: Area & language studies, fine arts, English, history, linguistics, philosophy, classics and religious studies.

Request instructional support Meet with Humanities & Fine Arts Library experts

Team email: LBRY-Hum@lib.arizona.edu

STEM team

We partner with students, instructors, and faculty members in: Applied sciences, architecture, engineering, life and natural sciences, mathematics, optical sciences and psychology.

Request instructional support Meet with STEM Library experts

Team email: LBRY-STEM@lib.arizona.edu

Social Sciences team

We partner with students, instructors, and faculty members in: Anthropology, business, communication, education, geography, government and public policy, information studies, journalism & sociology.

Request instructional support Meet with Social Sciences Library experts

Team email: lbry-soc@lib.arizona.edu

Health Sciences Liaison Program

We partner with students, instructors, and faculty members in: Medicine, nursing, pharmacy, public health, and veterinary medicine.

Other support

You can also get help with data management, the Campus Repository, copyright, open access publishing, geospatial data, or using our Special Collections for research with primary sources.