The liaison program pairs a librarian with each academic department or program to facilitate the selection of library materials, inform faculty about new library resources and services, and assist them with their instructional needs.
We offer practical instructional sessions for classes and individual consultations for students. Research Skills for L&C Students lists the necessary skills that students should acquire by the time they graduate.
Requests from faculty members are a major source for building the library collection.
Course reserve service provides controlled, ready access to materials required for Lewis & Clark classes. Many items, such as journal articles, book chapters, and audio selections, are made available through electronic reserve.
Faculty and staff may keep books checked out from Watzek Library until the end of the semester, audio-visual materials for 14 days and periodicals for 2 days. Materials may also be borrowed through Summit, although different rules apply.
Interlibrary Loan (ILL) provides access to materials not available at Watzek or through Summit.
Through our Article Delivery service Watzek staff will scan journal articles and book chapters available in Watzek's print or microform collections for faculty.
View due dates of your items borrowed, renew materials, & check the status of requested Summit and interlibrary loan requests.
Reference service is available at the library reference desk during regular hours in person, via e-mail, or phone at 503-768-7285.
Individual research consultation sessions with librarians are offered to faculty, students and staff.
The College Visual Resources Collection contains over 50,000 slides and hundreds of digital images of the art and architecture.
Lewis & Clark's Special Collections offers extensive research collections and the ability to view historical photographs and college yearbooks online.
Using South Campus Delivery Graduate faculty may have library materials delivered directly to Rogers Hall and may request articles from the library's periodicals collection through the interlibrary loan service to be delivered electronically.