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Since 1994, College Librarians have provided the faculty, staff and students of each of Virginia Tech's colleges with information services tailored to the needs of each constituent group. These librarians serve their colleges by such things as:
College Librarians have served on departmental committees, partnered with faculty in grants and research, assisted graduate degree candidates with literature reviews, and prepared class-specific web pages. For additional information, see the College Librarian and Subject Liaison page.
See the Bibliography of articles regarding Virginia Tech's College Librarian Program for more information about the program.
540-231-9670: 306E Saunders
540-231-2322: 3340A Newman Library
Departments
540-231-0495: 4005 Newman Library
540-231-0419: 315B Cheatham
Departments
540-231-9272: Art + Architecture Library
Departments
540-231-2140: 3050 Newman Library
540-231-5806: 311 Lane Hall
Departments and programs:
540-231-4863: 2061 Pamplin
540-231-2490: 3007 Newman Library
Departments
540-231-8693: 5010 Newman Library
Departments
540-231-6763: 4039 Newman Library
Departments
540-231-4307: 3007 Newman Library
Departments
540-231-2140: 3050 Newman Library
540-231-5806: 311 Lane Hall
Departments and programs:
540-231-4863: 2061 Pamplin
540-231-2490: 3007 Newman Library
Department
540-231-0495: 4005 Newman Library
540-231-0419: 315B Cheatham
Departments
540-231-9249: 4030 Newman Library
540-231-2612: 3066A Derring Hall
Departments
540-231-7980: 4010 Newman Library
540-231-2612: 3066A Derring Hall
Departments
540-231-6610: Office, Vet Med Library
Departments
540-231-6181: 2005 Newman Library
Subject areas
Our primary tour option for individuals is a self-guided, audio tour option with a graded quiz that can be used to show attendance for classes that require participation or give extra credit.
The tour consists of 16 different information stops/points, accessible by using a device to scan a QR code. Once scanned using the camera in your mobile device and its built-in reader or a separate app, your device will play an audio track (with some photos/videos) explaining the different services that are offered in Newman Library and how our collections are organized. The audio track at each stop will direct you to the next stop, where you will scan the next QR code.
To take the tour you will either need to use a smartphone or tablet, have access to Virginia Tech’s wireless network (we recommend wireless over a cellular data network since several sections of the library get little to no cellular signal), and have headphones or earbuds to hear the narration. If you do not have a suitable device, then you can check out an iPad at the Circulation Desk. The Circulation staff will show you how to take the tour.
Sun, May 19: 9:00am - 6:00pm
Mon-Fri, May 20-24: 7:30am - 8:00pm
Sat-Sun, May 25-26: 9:00am - 6:00pm
Mon, May 27: Closed
Sun, May 19: Closed
Mon-Fri, May 20-24: 8:00am - 5:00pm
Sat-Mon, May 25-27: Closed
Mon-Thu, May 13-16: 11:00am - 10:00pm
Fri, May 17: 11:00am - 6:30pm
Sat, May 18: 9:00am - 5:00pm
Sun, May 19: Closed
Mon-Fri, May 20-24: 11:00am - 6:30pm
Sun, May 19: Closed
Mon-Fri, May 20-24: 8:00am - 5:00pm
Sat-Mon, May 25-27: Closed
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