The following are links to resources available for faculty at Fresno Pacific University.
If you have questions about the library, please contact us via:
Chat with a Librarian (click tab in upper right corner of screen)
Phone: (559) 453-2090
Email: library@fresno.edu
Or come in and see us during our open hours!
Use this form to request that a librarian come to their class to talk about research or other information literacy topics. Please fill out the request form at least 2 weeks in advance.
Use this form to request to hold an event at the library.
Faculty wishing to request that a book be placed on the reserve shelf should read our policies and fill out the submission form.
You may suggest resources to be added to the collection at the Hiebert Library. We are open to ordering resources needed for classroom/student support and for individual academic research needs. Please make sure that they are not already accessible in print or as an Ebook before requesting. Please also review our library policy on textbook acquisition before requesting.
Successful collection development and library acquisitions requires the assistance of professors to help develop the collection in individual fields. If you are a faculty member and you'd like to actively work with a librarian to develop our collection in your subject area further, please contact our Acquisitions Librarian.
Center for Online Learning as provided resources to assist professors in shifting courses from in-class to online in light of the COVID-19 pandemic effecting communities worldwide. Contact Center for Online Learning of the Hiebert Library if you have any questions or need any assistance.
Here is a step by step guide to assist you in adding LibGuides to your Moodle Classes. Questions? Contact the Library or Center for Online Learning for assistance.
Copyright can be difficult to navigate. Feel free to contact us with any questions you might have. If we don't know the answer, we may know someone who does. Keep in mind that you are responsible for following copyright guidelines in your courses. Although we can provide advice on best practices, we are not copyright lawyers and we are in no way able or qualified to offer actual legal advice.