Our goal is to inspire students, motivate them to see libraries and information with new eyes, and give them solid grounding to be lifelong learners. We partner with faculty to provide holistic, engaging information literacy instruction for students at all stages of their research. SSU graduates will not only be competent at researching and using information, they will be empowered by the confidence that comes from an evidence-based intellectual position. See the Library's Curriculum Philosophy, for defined goals, strategies, and successes of our curriculum.
We are thrilled to provide instruction in-person and online during fall 2021. If you’d like to arrange instruction either online or in person, please contact your subject librarian.
We have self-paced online instruction on a variety of topics, as well as digital guides to disciplinary research. Customized lessons and consultations are available upon request.
Additional Resources for Faculty
- See our program learning outcomes for information literacy goals for students.
- Learn how to link to library resources in Canvas
- Contact your subject librarian to discuss ideas, schedule a class, and collaborate.
- Teaching with Special Collections has lots of great ideas for introducing your students to primary source materials through the Library's unique collections.
Program Reports & Assessment
- Annual Report, 2019-2020
- Bi-Annual Report, Spring 2020
- Bi-Annual Report, Fall 2019
- Annual Report, 2018-2019
For additional resources or statistics, contact Kaitlin Springmier, Instruction & Learning Assessment Librarian