Undergraduate Services
The library isn’t just a place or stuff. It’s people here to help.
Not sure how to get started on a research project? Need to find the best resources for writing a paper? Want tips and tricks for using search tools, keeping your files organized, or getting around article paywalls?
The Undergraduate Engagement Team has got you covered!
We specialize in meeting the unique needs of undergraduate students like you, and we're passionate about making your academic journey a little easier (and a lot less stressful). Think of us as your go-to guides for navigating the library, UNM campus, and beyond – no question is too big or too small, and we’re always happy to help. You may recognize us from visiting your classroom, hosting research clinics, or welcoming you to fun events. Don’t be shy! Come talk with us. Email us your questions to Email Contact
Are you an instructor? Would you like to invite a member of the Undergraduate Engagement Team to visit your class? We have information about available instructor services for you, and you can request library instruction online.
Consultation Request
- Schedule a one-on-one session (online or in person) with a librarian.
- Get expert help tailored to your project or assignment
What even is a Consultation?
- Learn more about what happens when you schedule an appointment
- What will the librarian do for you during the meeting? How do you prepare?
Events Calendar
- The Undergraduate Engagement Team hosts special events for students
- Keep an eye on the calendar to see what's available
Through the Library Doors
- Read stories from fellow Undergraduate students about their library experiences at UNM
Research Guides
- Explore curated databases, books, and articles for your topic or subject
Interlibrary Loan
- Need something we don't have? Request materials not currently in our collection
- Learn to use ILL
Research Clinics
- Come and work on your research project with one-on-one help from UNM librarians
How do I...
- ... navigate library databases? ... get help on my research? ... know the difference between a primary and secondary sources?
- Take short self-guided modules to learn more
