School of Medicine Faculty Library Services

Request classroom instruction, orientation sessions or training for student or faculty groups on information literacy topics, researching skills, and specific library resources. 

• Examples: 

  • source evaluation 

  • creating a PICO question 

  • database searching workshops on PubMed, CINAHL, and others

  • finding evidence for use at the point of care

  • literature reviews: what are they, finding sources, how to organize and write one 

  • getting started with a citation manager

With Course Reserves, the Libraries are able to make most, if not all, class materials available online for students. Some of the materials you can make available online are:

• Articles and Book Chapters
  • Links to ejournal articles
  • Articles and chapters scanned from print journals or books and uploaded to the web
    • These may have some limitations due to copyright but we will work with faculty to make as much as possible available for the class
• eBooks
  • When available, we can purchase with multiple-use access
• Videos
  • We can try to license films that you need for your class
  • Under certain conditions, we can digitize films or film clips
    • These may have some limitations due to copyright but we will work with faculty to make as much as possible available for the class
• Contact eReserves

 For faculty instructions and other additional information visit the "eReserves and Reserves: Information for Faculty" page

WVU Libraries offer a wide variety of open workshops designed to assist you in developing your skills in citation management, research strategies, data analysis and management, scholarship and publishing, classroom resources, and discipline/subject-specific resources. These workshops are free and open to registered WVU students, faculty and staff.

See upcoming workshops and register to attend through the RC Commons events calendar.