UCSF faculty, staff, and students can arrange in-depth search consultations, including assistance in database selection and search strategy development for journal article databases, chemical resources, and statistical resources. When possible, it is best to arrange a consultation after attending a library class. Assistance with information management tools such as EndNote and RefWorks is also provided. Request a consultation.

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The UCSF Library faculty liaison program provides researchers with one primary point of contact at the Library. Liaisons are available to recommend tools and services that enable more efficient and productive research. [more info]

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Education librarians teach custom classes on effective literature searching and using specific databases and tools. For example, special classes can be arranged for departmental in-service trainings or continuing education programs. Librarians also work with faculty to integrate informatics skills training into academic programs. Services include in-class instruction, curriculum development assistance, and support for research assignments. Contact an education librarian.

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Research Software Licensing (RSL) provides annual software licenses (SAS, SPSS, JMP, SUDAAN, NVivo) to UCSF faculty and staff. [more info]

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The Interactive Learning Center (ILC) help desks can answer questions about GALEN Accounts, connecting to the UCSF network with a personal laptop using LIAS, and other academic computing issues. Schedule a Help Desk consultation.

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Archivists answer historical reference questions, identify relevant collections and materials for research access, and provide onsite assistance with special collections materials. [more info]

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The Center for Instructional Technology (CIT) supports the use of multimedia and other technologies for use in UCSF courses, through the CIT Lab and the UCSF Online Learning Environment, which includes eCourses powered by WebCT, a streaming media server, and EReserves. Place course materials online. [more info about CIT]

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