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Use the tabs on the left side of this page to learn more about library spaces and doing research using library resources.
Subject Librarians- Click on Picture for More Info
Amy Hunsaker
Music, Drama, & Dance
Ashley E Hosbach
Education
Chris Ruotolo
Philosophy & American Studies
Christine Slaughter
Social Sciences
Erich Purpur
Engineering
Erin Pappas
Media Studies & Humanities
Jenn Huck
Data Science
Jenny Coffman
Chemistry & Biology
Katrina Spencer
African American and African Studies
Keith Weimer
History & Religious Studies
Lucie W Stylianopoulos
Art & Archaeology
Maggie Nunley
Computer Science & Engineering
Miguel A Valladares-Llata
Romance Languages & Latin American Studies
Nawang Thokmey
Buddhist & Tibetan Studies
Phil McEldowney
Anthropology, Middle Eastern & South Asian Studies
Rebecca Cooper Coleman
Architecture
Ricky Patterson
Astronomy, Mathematics & Physics
Sherri Brown
English
Wei Wang
East Asian Studies
5 most important things
There is a lot of great information and useful resources on this guide, but here are the five most important resources to get started using the UVA Library:
1. Ask A Librarian. We know that the UVA Library can be confusing, and we are here to help! You can chat with a librarian during operating hours and see how else to get in touch with a librarian on the Ask A Librarian page.
2. Status dashboard. Visit the status dashboard to see what library spaces are open and how to access different Library resources.
3. Learning Hub. Access our many learning resources to help you with your research, from choosing a topic to finding sources to citations, on the Learning Hub page.
4. Virgo. Virgo is the UVA Library catalog and searches books, films, articles, and more. Not finding what you need in Virgo? Check out our other databases on the Research page.
5. What is Authority? module. Your professors want you to use authoritative, credible sources in your research. Learn more about identifying those sources in this module.