Public Safety Education Campus Library: Faculty Resources

Do you have textbooks, DVDs, or other items you want to make available to your students? We can house them at the library!

Instructors must have a library account to place print items on reserve. An application is available at the circulation desk. A Wake Tech photo ID card is required.

To place personal books or other items on reserves:

• Bring the items to the library and complete one of the Reserve Item Forms, available at the circulation desk.
• Attach the form to the items and give everything to staff for processing. The items will be put on reserve within one week of the original request. On the form, please indicate when the items should be removed from reserve and returned to you.
• The library reserves the right to remove items from reserve at the end of each semester to comply with copyright law.
• Disclaimer: The library is not responsible for damage to or loss of any personal items placed on reserve.

To place library items on reserve:

• Pull the items from the shelf in the library and bring them to the circulation desk.
• Complete the form as indicated above.

Do your students have research to do but don't know where to start? The library can help!

We offer several different types of library instruction:

• Library Orientation. We can give your students a basic introduction to library resources or services. This is great for students who have never used the library before.
• Database Searching. If your students have research to do, we can show them how to access and search the research databases.
• Customized Instruction. We can customize our instruction to meet your class's specific needs. Just let us know what you want your students to learn, and we'll design a program just for them.

Schedule an appointment!

If you have any questions about library orientation or scheduling library instruction, please feel free to contact your Campus Librarian, Emily Bergen directly.

Keep in mind research guides can be created for individual classes or specific class assignments. If you feel a research guide would help your students with their assignments, please speak with Emily Bergen for more information.

We have a number of Research Guides devoted to helping our Faculty succeed in their classrooms, including open educational research tools, a library survival guide, and more. Click Here to view these helpful guides.