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Faculty Support

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Library staff invites all Tarleton State University faculty (on and off campus) to take advantage of our resources and services.

Services: We provide numerous in-person and online services. Our course-integrated library instruction sessions can be tailored to your specifications. Librarian liaisons keep you up-to-date on library resources and services and can assist with your research or curriculum needs.

Resources: We offer diverse collections to enhance your teaching and research. Dick Smith Library materials can be checked out with your Texan Card, as well as delivered to other Tarleton instruction sites. Our online collections and databases are always accessible with your Tarleton NTNET login.

Copyright Information: Tarleton State University is committed to adhering to all applicable laws regarding intellectual property, specifically the rights of copyright holders and compliance with copyright law. It is the responsibility of all members of the Tarleton State University community to make a good faith determination that their use of copyrighted materials is in compliance with Title 17 U.S. Code, the United States Copyright Act, Fair Use, Digital Millennium Copyright Act of 1998, and the Technology, Education, and Copyright Harmonization (TEACH) Act of 2002. (More information about copyright is available on the Fair Use, Copyright and the TEACH Act Information page.)

Scholarly Communication: We can support faculty at any stage of their research or career. We can help you find open access resources and tools for proper data management and also offer guidance on navigating publishing contracts, understanding author rights, storing your work for long term preservation, and distributing your work to maximize the impact in your field. Additionally, we offer assistance with finding and implementing open educational resources (OER).

Not sure if we offer a service or have a resource? Ask a Librarian

Resources

Service

College of Agriculture and Natural Resources

  • Dr. David Frazier, Agricultural Education & Communication
  • Dr. Cheyene Runyan, Animal Sciences
  • Dr. Crissa Nugen, Wildlife & Natural Studies

 

College of Business

  • Dr. James Goodpasture, Accounting, Finance & Economics
  • Dr. Leah Schultz, Marketing & Computer Information Systems
  • Dr. Dianna Krueger, Management

 

College of Education and Human Development

  • Dr. Rebecca Putman, Curriculum & Instruction
  • Dr. Juanita Reyes, Educational Leadership & Technology
  • Dr. Heather Labansat, Psychological Sciences
  • Dr. Steve Simpson, School of Kinesiology

 

College of Health Sciences and Human Services

  • Dr. Thomas Burdenski, Counseling
  • Dr. Heping Han, Medical Laboratory Sciences, Public Health, & Nutrition Science
  • Ms. Misty Smith, Social Work & Communication Disorders
  • Dr. Jerilyn Bumpas, School of Nursing

 

College of Liberal and Fine Arts

  • Dr. Karley Goen, Communication Studies
  • Dr. Paul Banda, English & Languages
  • Ms. Molly Dierks, Fine Arts
  • Dr. Patrick Funiciello, History, Sociology, Geography & GIS
  • Dr. Amy O'Dell, Government, Legal Studies & Philosophy
  • Dr. Kathy Brown, School of Criminal Justice
  • Military Science

 

College of Science and Technology

  • Dr. Victoria Chraibi, Biological Sciences
  • Dr. Lance Whaley, Chemistry, Geoscience & Physics
  • Mrs. Soad Emmert, Mathematics
  • Dr. Lynal Albert, Computer Science & Electrical Engineering
  • Dr. Billy Gray, Engineering Technology