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IDSC 100: Civil Discourse in a Troubled Age

Professors Bill North and Sindy Fleming -- Fall 2023

Schedule an Appointment with Brie

Brie Baumert

I'm happy to meet with you - in person or virtually!

 

My office hours vary from day to day, so please click on the link below and schedule a time to meet with me in person in the Libe or on Zoom. 

Schedule an Appointment

 

If you are unable to find a time that works with your schedule, email me at bbaumert (we can work something out!) or stop by the Research/IT Desk where there's no appointment necessary. 

 

Office: Libe 470  
Email: bbaumert@carleton.edu
Zoom Meeting: bbaumert@carleton.edu
Phone: 507-222-4906
Pronouns: She/her

Schedule an Appointment with Sarah

Sarah Calhoun trading card

I'm happy to work with you! (Call me Sarah)

Liaison to: History, Asian Studies, Digital Arts and Humanities, and European Studies. 

Schedule an appointment

Scheduled Appointment

In person in Libe, or over Zoom (link emailed to you in Google Calendar event) -- choose location when booking the appointment.  

Unscheduled Appointment​

Email scalhoun@carleton.edu or stop by the Research/IT Desk where there's no appointment necessary

Office: Libe 471  Email: scalhoun@carleton.edu  Phone: 507-222-5305  Pronouns: she/her/hers

History Department drop-in help time this term

In the History Department lounge (second Leighton), weeks 2-10

  • Mondays 3-4pm
  • Thursdays 3-4pm

Types of Questions Students Bring to Librarians

Here are a few ideas of the kinds of things students ask me in appointments:

  • How to access a journal article, book, or other publication that's hard to find.
  • Improving on existing searching: where else to look, can't find something you expected to find.
  • Not sure where to start and want to talk it through.
  • Tips for searching in an unfamiliar discipline.
  • Not sure what I've found - is this a publication? Is it credible? Does it count as peer-reviewed?
  • How to use Catalyst - I haven't used libraries like this much or at all before.
  • I thought there would be lots of research, but I can't find much.
  • There is too much and I am not sure how to scope what I choose to read.
  • How to use Zotero or EndNote.
  • Wonder about resources I haven't found or used before.
  • How do I know when I've searched enough?