To schedule a library instruction session as a faculty member:

1. From the library homepage, click on "Faculty Resources" on the left side of the page. 
2. Under Instructional Support, click the first icon labeled "Request a Librarian for My Class." 
3. Fill out the form completely. Be sure to upload either the assignment, course syllabus, and/or event description in the field. Then select one of the following instruction options: 
   • Asynchronous Learning Support Materials: online learning tools designed to be utilized asynchronous
   • Course Integration: librarian works with teacher and students over 1-2 weeks. Can be guest lecture sessions, asynchronous materials, and one-on-one research consultations 
   • Class Guest Lecture: 50-minute guest lecture in person or online 
   • Guest Lecture and Micro-Research Consultation Session (2 sessions): online or in-person guest lecture followed by lead librarian and 1-3 additional librarians assisting students with research in class
   • You may request that a synchronous guest lecture be held in your classroom, online, or in the Sturgis Library G-12 classroom (seats 42). Please make sure to use our date scheduler for all synchronous requests.
4. You will be contacted via email when you class time is approved and a librarian is assigned.

General Orientations

Our Library System welcomes you to embed our first-year orientation modules into your course D2L. Our Orientation Homepage includes Instructions for Faculty and Students that will help you embed these modules into your course.

Notes about library instruction sessions:

• Requests must be made with 14 days advance notice.
• Faculty must be present for all library instruction classes. If you cannot be present, we will be happy to reschedule your class.
• We require all requests for synchronous guest lecture sessions be accompanied by a research assignment.

 For questions about our instruction offerings or to change your instruction reservation after you have submitted it, contact Kristina Clement at 470-578-2791, kcleme19@kennesaw.edu.