American Sign Language - English Interpretation  Tags: asl deaf interpreting  

From UNC Libraries home page, http://library.unco.edu/, you can access

• Services for Distance/Off Campus students
• Electronic reserve material
• A librarian through e-mail, chat or phone
• Help using specific resources, through Research Guides
• E-book content through the online catalog, the Source
• Electronic reference sources through Articles & More
• E-journal content through Articles & More

Remote access from off campus to many of our online article indexes, reference resources, and online journals is restricted to UNC faculty, staff, and students.

When you click on link to one of these resources from our web site, you'll see a login screen prompting you for your name and Bear number.

The AOL browser does not work with our online resources, so users must download another web browser like Internet Explorer or Firefox.

Below is the link to the form to request a journal article that is not available electronically or have a book mailed to you:

This online resource provides access to course materials for all students to view.  It is accessible by faculty name or by the course number, http://library.unco.edu/finding/findreserves.htm

This is also the place to access user names and passwords for some library electronic resources that require these, such as electronic journals and NoodleBib.  Both faculty name and course number are "library reference."

If you are looking for help with your research, there are two places to try.  The first is a group of guides to help with specific databases or in specific subject areas, http://library.unco.edu/guides/list.htm

The second source of help is to contact a librarian.  My contact information is listed in the right-hand column.  If I am not available, we have instant messaging available certain hours during the week and a general e-mail address to post your question, http://library.unco.edu/assistance/ask.htm

For more information about UNC's ASL-English Interpetation program, click on the following link: