McDermott Library’s Information Literacy program helps The University of Texas at Dallas’ students, faculty, and staff build research skills. It also teaches them how to use the information they find. This prepares them for lifelong learning. Instruction is offered as personal one-on-one sessions, library tours, or class presentations. For more information please get in touch […]
Fall 2024 Library Workshops The Eugene McDermott Library offers workshops, tours, and sessions on citation management, research strategies, and introduction to the library’s spaces and resources. Our sessions give students practice with library research, databases, and an understanding of library research strategies while helping to foster student success. Workshops are offered as virtual and hybrid […]
The Eugene McDermott Library Annual Banned Books Week Event McDermott Library’s Banned Books Read-Out: Freed Between the LinesWednesday, October 2, 2024 1 pm to 3 pmEugene McDermott Library (MC), 1.2 (Instruction Atrium) At this event, selected UTD students, faculty, and staff will read passages from banned and challenged books. Books unite us all! Reading opens our […]
The Campus Delivery Program is currently limited to faculty and staff in the Harry W. Bass Jr. School of Arts, Humanities, and Technology, but we hope to expand it in the future. Deliveries will be made to the following mailrooms: JO 4.606 or ATC 3.4C1. Notice: By submitting this request, you agree to the following […]
Celebrate Constitution Day with McDermott Library Constitution Day at Eugene McDermott LibraryTuesday, September 17 at 12:00 pm (noon) According to the Library of Congress Constitution Day and Citizenship Day are observed each year on September 17 to commemorate the signing of the Constitution on September 17, 1787 in Philadelphia, and “recognize all who, by coming of age […]
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Join our Library Scavenger Hunt at the Eugene McDermott Library for WOW24!
Back by popular demand, we invite students to join us for a casual Game Night at the Library!
If you wish to appeal a library fine, you should first discuss the charge with the Head of Access Services at the Library Service Desk. If no resolution is found, you may then submit an appeal by completing this form. An appeal based solely on an inability to pay or disagreement with the fine structure […]