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Science Library
The Science Library is located in the Norlin Library Building on the west side of the second floor. It houses extensive science research resources and provides services to the students, faculty and community in the areas of general science, the history of science, and the life sciences.
The Science Library purchases materials in the following areas of science:
- Instruction & Learning
- Resources
- Special Collections
- Subject Guides
The Science Library Staff are available throughout the year to assist in the design and delivery of information literacy workshops, classes and seminars. If you would like to schedule us for a workshop, class or seminar, please contact us.
- Databases and Resources for the Student Academy of Audiology (SAA) and Speech Language Pathology (SLP) Students, Fall 2011 (pdf)
- BIBL 3035: Technical Communication & Design, Spring 2011
- BURST Bioscience Research Students, 2011 (pdf)
- BURST / UROP, Fall 2011 (pdf)
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EBIO 1950: Introduction to Scientific and Academic Writing, Spring 2013 (pdf)
- EBIO 3080: Darwinian Medicine, Spring 2010 (pdf)
- EBIO 3190: Tropical Marine Ecology, Fall 2010 (pdf)
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EBIO 3940: Arguments in Scientific Writing, Spring 2013 (pdf)
- EBIO 4800/5800: Disease Ecology, 2010 (pdf)
- EBIO Research Guide for Graduate Students, Fall 2012 (pdf)
- ENVD 2003: Ecology & Design, Spring 2012 (pdf)
- FARR 2820: Spaceship Earth, Spring 2012 (pdf)
- GEOG 2412: Perspectives on Biodiversity, Spring 2011 (pdf)
- Speech Language and Hearing Sciences, Spring 2012 (pdf)
- WRTG 3020: Biomedical Ethics, Spring 2013 (pdf)
- WRTG 3030: Writing on Science and Society, Spring 2013
- Program for Writing and Rhetoric
- Ask a Science Librarian!
- Find Articles & More
Databases listed by title and by subject.
- Science Databases Limited to Local Use
These databases can only be accessed only on Science Library computers.
- Tours are available by appointment. Phone us at 303-492-5137.
Historical science microfilm and microfiche collections are available at the Science Library.
Search CHINOOK for subjects and titles.
