The Library offers a number of services available to all faculty and staff, as described below.
Library Liaisons and Information Literacy Instruction
Librarians are available to provide custom information literacy and research skills instruction sessions to individual classes throughout the year. Sessions usually run one hour and can be conducted in your classroom.
Tools for your Classes
Learn about ways to reduce the cost of textbooks for students.
Audio/Visual Equipment is available to Dominican faculty and staff for check-out from the Library Circulation Desk by submitting an AV Request.
To put course material on reserve please submit a filled out copy of this form with all intended reserves at the circulation desk. Reserves can be set for a 2 hour library use only loan period, 24 hours, 72 hours, or 1 week. Reserves take a minimum of 3 days to be processed for student use.
At the end of every semester, professors are required to pick up their course reserves at the circulation desk, regardless of whether they plan to re-submit the same or new materials the following semester. Extenuating situations excepted, in which reserves can be put aside until a later date on a case by case basis. All materials remaining will be disposed of after the 30 day grace period.
MacBook Pro Laptop Computers
The Library has 24 MacBook Pro laptop computers available for Dominican students, faculty and staff to borrow. The loan periods are 4 hours and available on a first come, first served basis.
Because we want the lab to be available to as many people as possible, more than six laptops cannot be reserved more than four times per semester by a single individual. If a computer lab is necessary for every class for an entire semester please use a computer lab as your classroom.
24-Laptop Cart
In addition to borrowing individual laptops, faculty and staff can borrow a cart with up to 24 laptops to set up a mobile computer lab anywhere on campus.
The cart can be picked up and dropped off at the circulation desk and can be borrowed for 4 hours.
Please use the below form to reserve the cart, at least 48 hours before you need it.
For questions, please contact Ethan Annis.
Print from any wireless device in the library!
Print charges apply. Available to Dominican students, staff, and faculty only.
How to Print
The wireless printing service is available via a website. There is no additional software required. Simply follow the steps below:
- Visit the printing service website
- Select a printer and BW (black & white) @ $0.10 or Color @ $0.20 option
- Enter your email address
- Upload a document or enter a URL
- Click the "next arrow" icon below to proceed
- Select print options**
- Click the green printer icon to print
- A 6 digit release code appears and will be emailed to you
At the print kiosk in the library:
- Select the GoPrint Mobile button
- Enter your 6 digit release code
- Follow the prompts to pay for and retrieve your print job
** Two-sided printing options: "Long" means that you turn from one page to the next along the long edge of the paper. "Short" means that you turn the page from the short edge of the paper, like a notepad.
Looking for a book, eBook, database, or other resource for your classes or your research? Contact AJ Real for more information.
In-person and online workshops to help students with research tools like databases and RefWorks, mastering Microsoft Word Tutorials and formatting for thesis papers.
Research and Publishing
An online guide to help you answer your questions about copyright issues.
Dominican Scholar is an online collection of student and faculty scholarship.
Get books and articles that the library does not have in its collection.
The Library offers a set of tutorials for formatting your papers using Word for Windows.
RefWorks is a way to collect, manage and organize research papers and documents. You can read annotate, organize, and cite your research as well as collaborate with friends and colleagues by sharing collections.
The Alemany Library partners with Marin public libraries to provide access to books, articles, audio and eBooks, and other resources. In order to take advantage of these resources, please set up your MARINet account.
The Dominican University of California Archives exists to identify, preserve, and make accessible historically significant records in a variety of formats that reflect the unique culture of the University and support administration, teaching, research, and service.
Its scope includes records created or received by the University, its faculty, staff, alumni, students, and administration.
