Table of Contents
Notice to Students
Introduction
1: Academic Calendar
2: Academic Information
3: Fields of Concentration
4: Secondary Fields
5: General Regulations and Standards of Conduct
6: Life in the Harvard Community
7: Financial Information
8: Academic and Support Resources
9: Extracurricular Activities
Harvard Homepage
FAS Courses of Instruction
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Library Websites
A major starting point for research is the "Harvard Libraries" website, which is an online gateway to the library resources of Harvard University. The site serves as an important research tool for Harvard's current students, faculty, staff, and researchers who hold HUIDs and PINs. Through E-Research @ Harvard Libraries, it provides access to over 20,000 electronic resources and journals licensed by the Harvard libraries, as well as links to all of the Harvard library catalogs. It also points to research guides compiled by the libraries across campus and provides practical information on each of the more than 90 libraries that form the Harvard system.
Most of Harvard's libraries also have developed their own web sites, which are full of valuable links and information covering their areas of specialty.
E-Research @ Harvard Libraries is an on-line library service that provides access for Harvard users to over 30,000 electronic resources and journals and allows users to store and manage their search results.
Using E-Research, users can
- Find and access article databases and indexes, encyclopedias, e-book and e-journal collections, and many other electronic resources.
- Find articles on a topic by searching across the content of multiple e-resources with a single search.
- Find and access individual electronic journals by title, subject or ISSN.
- Add selected e-resources to personal lists for cross-searching and reference (My E-Resources).
- Save lists of favorite e-journals for quick reference (My E-Journals).
- Store links to articles, books, and other items (My Citations). View past searches (Saved Searches).
- Save citations to local workstations or to bibliographic management software such as RefWorks or EndNote.
- Click on "Find It @ Harvard" buttons for all search results in order to locate items on-line or on the shelves at Harvard libraries.
In order to achieve maximum benefit from E-Research @ Harvard Libraries and to access all of Harvard's licensed e-resources, Harvard users should log in, using Harvard IDs and PINs, at the beginning of each session.
Harvard College Library A Research Tool for Library Users
hcl.harvard.edu
This user-friendly site is a complement to the Harvard Libraries portal and offers quick access to a variety of research tools like research guides, research contacts, on-line forms, Ask a Librarian on-line reference service, and information about hours, admittance and borrowing, copying and scanning services, exhibitions and events, services for persons with disabilities, and more. The Quick Start features for undergraduates and graduate students who are new to the library system is particularly helpful.
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