Religion and Theology: Where to Get Help

Meet with a librarian to discuss the research process, literature reviews, citation, and style guides. Librarians are available for appointments in person or virtually and during the evenings.

Get help right when you need it but clicking on the Ask Us button on this and many of our web pages. You'll be connected with a librarian over chat who can address your problems. If a librarian isn't available, enter a question or browse the questions previously answered.

The ARC can help you with reading comprehension, time-management, study-skills, and test anxiety.

If Trexler Library does not have full text of an article, or you find one online that asks you to pay, we can get it to you for free through another library. Fill out this form with the article's information, and a PDF will be emailed to you. Wait time is generally 1-2 business days.

This guide provides online resources for ELL students, including on grammar and vocabulary, language activities, and academic writing.

This guide is tailored to the experience of Adult Studies students and provides information on using library resources online.

This guide provides academic and writing resources for graduate students, including information on creating a literature review and where to get help.