HUL 494/598 - STEM resources
STEM Librarian
Introduction
The purpose of this libguide is to provide students in HUL 494/598 with resources to some of the STEM resources available at ASU. It includes things like general information about the ASU Library, tutorials on how to use certain databases, government information sources and information on academic integrity. You may use this guide to complete your deliverables for the course.
There are also HUL 494/598 Libguides that focus on Spanish Literature and Distinctive Collections. Click on the hyperlinks to see resources pertaining to those subject areas.
General Information
Hours and Locations of ASU Libraries
Live Consultations via Zoom
To set up an appointment for help with anything on this LibGuide, email Rachel Martinez with your question and times of availability.
Ask-a-Librarian
You can send in a question via our chat, text or email services by clicking on the Ask-a-Librarian link.
Library Tutorials
Learn how to do research by watching one of our tutorials.
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