Faculty
Supporting Your Research
- Contact the librarian who is your department's or program's main point of contact with the library
- Help with research questions, purchases, subscriptions, citation analysis, journal rankings, alerting services, and more.
- Request an interlibrary loan
- Delivery times: articles in 1-3 days, books in 3-10 days
- We welcome all suggestions!
- Recommend a purchase
- Renewable 16-week loan periods for books
- 1-week loan period for videos
- Your student aide or research assistant can borrow on your behalf (stop by the circulation desk to set this up)
- CUNY Libraries
- Columbia University, NYU, and NYPL
- MaRLI for access and borrowing privileges at Columbia, NYU, and NYPL
- Request a METRO card to visit other local private libraries for materials unavailable in CUNY and NYPL
- Schedule an appointment with a subject specialist
- Help with the acquisition and use of datafiles and raw data for research. Contact the geospatial data librarian, Frank Donnelly.
- View tables of content in BrowZine. You can also sign up for a BrowZine account so you can track journals you're interested
Librarian subject specialists
Interlibrary loan
Recommending purchases
Borrowing
Using other libraries
Research consultations
Data services
Faculty publications
Journal alerting services
Supporting Your Teaching
Research guides
- By broad disciplines and narrow topics or for specific courses.
- Want a guide for your course? Contact the librarian liaison for your department/program.
Course reserves
- Make a request to put materials on reserve
- Guidelines (procedures, copyright, etc.)
- FAQs
- View what you have on reserve: physical items (print books, DVDs, CDs) or online materials (e.g., ebooks, scanned book chapters, articles, streaming video)
- More info: 646-312-1660 or reserve@baruch.cuny.edu
DVDs and video
- Faculty may borrow videos from the library (complete this request form).
- We purchase DVDs on demand to support the curriculum. Streaming video may be an option as well (contact Michael Waldman).
Library workshops
- Request a librarian to meet with your class to provide general overviews of information literacy, research strategies, and information resources.
All student services
- See what services and resources are available to your students (including technology loans such as clickers, laptops, graphing calculators, iPads, etc.)