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ENVS 322: Urban Ecology

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The Mark O. Hatfield Library research librarians are here to help with your research.

Setup a research consultation for one-on-one time. The following are just a few ways we can help:

  • Determine how and where to begin your research
  • Develop effective search strategies
  • Find scholarly, peer-reviewed info
  • Judge the quality & reliability of info
  • Locate & obtain the info you need
  • Provide advice for using AI ethically
  • Cite information correctly
  • Avoid plagiarism and copyright
  • Help with citation tools like Zotero

 

Drop in research assistance: M-F 10-4pm

 

John Repplinger

Science Librarian
 

About John

Schedule a Research Consultation

Doreen Simonsen

Humanities, Fine Arts, &
Rare Books Librarian

About Doreen

Schedule a Research Consultation

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The Writing Center offers individual appointments with a writing consultant. Writing Center Consultants will give honest feedback about where the writing confuses them, or loses them, particularly interests them, leaves them needing additional explanation or support, and the like. They can help writers to organize their arguments more effectively by asking them, for example, what the organizing principle at work in the current draft is.

 

Writing Center
503-370-6959
wc-info@willamette.edu

Schedule an appointment, view student associates, and view hours. Support for students whose home language is not English will also be provided. 

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WITS (Willamette's Technology Center)

 

Located in Smullin Hall, Room 118

URL: https://willamette.edu/offices/wits/index.html
Phone: 503-370-6767
Hours: 8-5pm

 

The University Archives are located on the second floor of the Mark O. Hatfield Library. Contact Susan or Abigail for a research appointment Monday - Friday 9 a.m. - 12 p.m.; 1 p.m. - 4 p.m.

Walk-in hours for Willamette University students, faculty and staff are:

  • Mondays: 1 p.m. - 4 p.m.
  • Tuesdays: 9 a.m. - 12 p.m.
  • Wednesdays: 9 a.m. - 12 p.m.
  • Thursdays: 1 p.m. - 4 p.m.
Susan Irwin
University Archivist
smirwin@willamette.edu
Web Page
503-370-6764
Abigail Chavez
Processing Archivist and Records Manager
achavez@willamette.edu
Web Page
503-370-6147

 

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