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A. Using Library Facilities. We are returning to pre-Covid Library Services. This means:
B. Using Library Services:
DISCONTINUED SERVICES: These initiatives were created to alleviate the Covid emergency:
RESUMING OR MAINTAINING SERVICES. Returning to pre-pandemic levels .
Purchasing new material (Print and Electronic) are now underway. Please contact me with requests or questions.
We are CLOSING this COVID 19 service:
Friday, August 13, 2021 HathiTrust Emergency Temporary Access Service will be canceled in few days. :This extraordinary service permitted everyone to obtain lawful electronic access to specific digital materials in the HathiTrust that correspond to physical books held by our library system. Certainly, we lose now electronic access but we recover use of exactly the same collection in print format.
NEW COLLECTIONS acquired during pandemic
You need to be aware that the library, throughout the period of the pandemic, has made a sustained effort and a strong investment to acquire material in electronic format in perpetuity, especially in underrepresented areas of study. These tools are important for research and for teaching. So far, we have acquired 188 new products or databases, and counting. You can consult the entire list here. Some examples in the areas covered by my work: These and other resources will be included in the appropriate subject Guides.
PRINT MATERIAL. We are actively supporting print material from all Areas included in the UVa curriculum. We are redesigning the acquisition process for Caribbean Studies and Africa Studies. Please contact me if you need more specific information (mav4n@virginia.edu)
The goal of this guide is to direct you to the best resources for the study of Portuguese Studies at UVA. The guide includes reference works, monographs, journal articles, databases owned or licensed by the library, and links to external web resources. Please select any tab from the left menu to expand your search.
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