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At the present time, several printers have been set up on the main floor of the Library for student use. We strongly encourage you to allow plenty of time (i.e. not right before class) to print any materials you may need. Please contact University Technology if questions or concerns.
SCANNING
A scanning station for student use is available in the Academic Commons/Library. For distance students, some limited scanning of materials by Library staff may be available. Please go HERE for more information about submitting scanning requests for Drew-owned materials-- info about this possibility may be found under section labeled "Circulation & Reserves," located towards the bottom of the linked webpage. More info may be found in the Library FAQ's HERE.
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Library Computers
We have both PCs and Macs available for use by Drew Community members.
Group Study Spaces
Group study spaces are available in the Academic Commons area of the library. Students may request/reserve Group Study space online and pick up keys at the Circulation Desk. Go to our website for reservations
INTERLIBRARY LOAN
Please view the video below (3:39) for helpful information about requesting an item through interlibrary loan (ILL). Of note: at 2:52 in the video, requesting an ILL through Drew's Scholarsearch database is demonstrated.
For comprehensive information related to Interlibrary Loan (ILL), please got to section V, page 3 on the policy document found HERE.
UNITED METHODIST ARCHIVES & HISTORY CENTER:
The United Methodist Archives Center is a collaboration between the Methodist Library of Drew University and the General Commission on Archives and History for the United Methodist Church (GCAH). The Methodist Library holds print materials related to United Methodism and related denominations, including over 50,000 books. For more information, click HERE.
Note: due to COVID restrictions, access to the Reading Room is limited. Please email methodist@drew.edu for information about access to materials.
CENTER FOR ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE
The Center for Academic Excellence (CAE) is a one-stop resource to help you reach your fullest potential. With units dedicated to helping you with writing, math and science, the Center provides tutoring for most courses and makes every effort to arrange for tutoring in other courses through special requests. Academic coaching is also available to assist students who seek to improve their study and self-management skills. During the 2021-2022 academic year, all of these great services are offered both in person and online.
For more information, click HERE.
In-person assistance is available by appointment only, Monday- Friday between 9AM-5PM. Masks and social distancing will be required. Onine assistance is available via Zoom or help ticket. The Help Desk is located just beyond the Circulation counter in the Academic Commons, main floor of the Rose Memorial Library. Please go HERE for more information.
973-408-4357
Open a Support Ticket
Questions? Need Help? Email reference@drew.edu
Drew University Library, http://www.drew.edu/library