This guide provides instructional materials and links designed to help your students conduct library research, including: citation help and tutorials; finding background information, books, articles, and multimedia; college/career success and study skills; and language learning resources.
In addition, the library offers a range of services designed to enhance your students' learning. Explore our Teaching & Learning guide to find out more!
If you're interested in scheduling an introductory library session or consulting with a librarian, please contact our ELL liaison, Chelsea Nesvig, or our Head of Teaching & Learning, Leslie Hurst.
Check out our UW Bothell Faculty Guide for additional resources, or explore the selection below:
What Do International Students Think and Feel?
Approaches to Teaching Non-Native English Speakers Across the Curriculum
Fostering International Student Success in Higher Education
International Student Engagement
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