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Teaching & Learning Librarian

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Librarian for Interdisciplinary Teaching and Learning Initiatives
Liaison to Integrative Studies

Michigan State University Libraries
366 W. Circle Drive, W411
East Lansing, MI 48824
517.884.0835

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Welcome to the MSU Libraries!

Welcome to the MSU Libraries

We're happy that you're here! The purpose of the library is to help you be successful - in your current class, during your time at MSU and beyond.

Frequently Asked Library Questions

1. Where is the library?

Main Library

366 W. Circle Dr.

(north of the stadium, south of Beaumont Tower)

Business Library

College of Law Building

648 N. Shaw Lane, Room 50

(on Shaw, under Law)

2. How do I print?

MSU Print
MSU Print is used in all computer labs, including the library. Log in using your NetID and password to add print credits.
MSU Print FAQs
Answers to your questions about how to add print credits, where your print job goes in the library, and more.
Hollander MakeCentral
Located on 2nd floor, West wing. At Hollander MakeCentral, you can pay for printing with cash, print posters, scan, fax, and more.

3. How do I check out books?

How to Check Out a Book
Short version: bring your MSU ID and the book you want to check out to the Circulation Desk (look for the signs).
Your Library Account - Sign In
Use your library account to renew (add time) to your books, and check when books are due.

Please also see the How to Find: Books page on this guide

4. How do I get help?

Ask a Librarian
There are lots of ways to get help from a librarian if you have questions about finding information, using the library, doing research, or creating citations.
Peer Research Assistants
Library help in your dorm (or a dorm near you)!
Writing Center
If you're suffering from writer's block, need a second pair of eyes on your work, or want suggestions on style (among many other services), you can visit the Writing Center in the Main Library or in your Neighborhood Engagement Center.
Guides and Tutorials
Your question may already be covered on one of the many guides created by librarians. View them above.

Chicanx & Latinx Studies Librarian

Andrea McMillan

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