DILLARD UNIVERSITY
2601 Gentilly Boulevard
New Orleans, Louisiana 70122
504.283.8822
Congrats to our library's Access Services and Circulation Manager,
Malik Bartholomew,
who was interviewed by the New York Times about the 15th anniversary of Hurricane
Katrina!
As a follow up to PLA’s March 2020 Public Libraries Respond to COVID-19 Survey, a new American Library Association (ALA) survey of U.S. libraries documents a shift in services to support students, faculty, and communities at large during the crisis and phased preparations for the months ahead. More than 3,800 K-12 school, college and university, public, and other libraries from all 50 states responded to the survey between May 12–18, 2020.
#MyDU
DU 2020 Summer Session Students!
The DU Library is open to assist you
to find the resources you need to be successful!
Please email us at: dulibrary@dillard.edu
for any of your library and research needs!
#DU21 #DU22 #DU23 #DU24
Virtual Hours for the Weeks of May 18 thru 31, 2020
The library remains virtual to help you with ALL your library research and requests!
Monday May 18 thru Friday May 22 9am-5pm
Monday May 25 Closed
Memorial Day National Holiday
Summer Session
Tuesday May 26 thru Thursday May 28 9am-9pm
Friday May 29 9am-5pm
Phone: 504-816-4786
Thank you from the Dillard University Will W. Alexander Library!
Please Be Safe!
Poets House Presents Dr. Mona Lisa SaloyFriday, May 15, 2020 12:00 p.m. (EST)https://poetshouse.org/event/poets-house-presents-mona-lisa-saloy/
PLEASE JOIN DR. MONA LISA SALOY TODAY AT 7PM!
Online Program: Passwords: Selections from Chapbooks of the Mimeo Revolution
May 14, 2020 | 7:00 pm
https://poetshouse.org/event/passwords-chapbooks/
This event spotlights the authors of two rare chapbooks, part of our ongoing Chapbooks of the Mimeo Revolution digitization project: Diane Burns and Bob Kaufman. Poet, musician, and Managing Director of the Poetry Project Nicole Wallace will present on Chemehuevi and Anishinaabe poet Diane Burns, and scholar and educator Dr. Mona Lisa Saloy will present on Beat poet Bob Kaufman.
Streamed on Twitter and posted on our Archive, Facebook, IGTV, and YouTube.
Week of May 11-15 2020
We are open virtually to help you with your library research and requests!
Please Be Safe!
Virtual Hours M-F 9am-5pm
Phone: 504-816-4786
Email: dulibrary@dillard.edu
Website: https://www.dillard.edu/_academics/library/[BROKEN LINK]
May 7, 2020
Tonight is the last night of finals.
A library staffer will be available virtually for you until 9pm tonight!
#HappyLastDayofFinals
Please don't forget...we are here (virtually) to help you with ALL your library research
and requests!
Our library email address is: dulibrary@dillard.edu
M-Th 9am-9pm / Fri 9am-5p / Sun 2pm-6pm
Email: dulibrary@dillard.edu
Website: https://www.dillard.edu/_academics/library/index.php
THANK YOU!
Cynthia J. Charles, Ed.D., Director of Library Services/Research Librarian/FYS Instructor
Library Liaison: Humanities, Social Sciences and the Center for Law and Public Interest/Pre-Law Programs
Germaine Carey-Palmer, Ph.D., Information Literacy Instruction and Research Librarian/FYS Instructor
Library Liaison: College of Business, STEM and the University College
Beverly Harris, MLS, Collections Development / Reference Librarian
Library Liaison: School of Nursing, School of Health and Wellness, and Pre-Health Program
John Kennedy, MMS, Archivist, Archives and Special Collections (Digital and Print)
Malik Bartholomew, BA, Access Services and Work-Study Students Supervisor
Will W. Alexander Library
The Will W. Alexander Library welcomes you as a patron! The mission of the Will W. Alexander Library is to be the knowledge and creativity COMMONS of Dillard University and to support the curricula of the University. The vision of the Will W. Alexander Library is to be the University’s information center for knowledge collection, connection, creation, and curation. Library staff are always available to provide assistance. It is our hope that you will take maximum advantage of your library resources and privileges.
Information Literacy Instruction
Online Library Catalog
Powered by cloud-based Library World, which allows you to search for materials owned by the library
Databases and Resources
The JSTOR (Journal Storage) Research Database is a highly selective digital library
Archives and Special Collections
The mission of the Dillard University Library Archives and Special Collections is to support the University as the repository for primary documents and historical artifacts of enduring value to the University. The vision of the Dillard University Library Archives and Special Collections is to be the repository for the University in preserving and protecting all materials under the archives and special collections care and supervision. Our goal is to provide regulated and efficient access to historical materials for the Dillard University community, administration, faculty, staff, students, alumni and researchers.
Databases and Resources
The EBSCOHOST Research Databases are provided by LOUIS, a consortium of public and private college and university libraries in the state of Louisiana. This partnership was formed in 1992 by the library deans and directors at these institutions, in order to create a cost-effective collaboration among the institutions for the procurement of library technology and resources. LOUIS is governed by the LOUIS Management Board and the Louisiana Board of Regents.
Take a History Minute with Dillard University Archivist John Kennedy
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Contact
Phone: 504.283.8822
Address: 2601 Gentilly Boulevard, New Orleans, Louisiana 70122
