Neuro-Health Sciences Librarian
Library Research Center @ Health Sciences Building
Pop-In Hours
Librarians are available to chat and answer questions you may have in the Health Sciences Building. Our office is in room 1030 (near the large classroom, 1001) and we will be staffing the office Monday-Wednesday 10 am-3 pm and Thursdays & Fridays by appointment during the fall 2024 semester. You can also email me (alminix@iu.edu) anytime with questions and I'll respond as soon as I'm able to!
Getting Materials Delivered
You can have books delivered from any of the campus and university libraries through IUCAT; simply select Blmgtn--Health Sciences Building as your pick up location. Book deliveries come every Wednesday and you can return any IU materials via the book drop outside of the office.
About
This guide serves as a reference tool for locating resources and information related to cognitive and communicative aspects of aging. It also provides quick access to additional information, such as building a search, understanding different types of research studies, and citing your sources.
Meet Your Librarian
Who am I?
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Liaison librarian for Speech, Language & Hearing Sciences, Nursing, Optometry, and Psychological & Brain Sciences
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Former graduate student at IU
What I can help with:
IU Libraries and your subject librarian can provide a number of services to support your learning and research. These services include but certainly are not limited to the following:
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Using the DOI citation linker to get access to an article full text or populate the InterLibrary Loan form
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Getting organized with citation management: EndNote, Mendeley, or Zotero
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Help you find: resources, information, or support for projects or research
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Purchase or license materials you need
How to reach me:
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Zoom: Schedule an appointment using the button located underneath my picture or feel free to email me directly
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Email: alminix@iu.edu
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Phone (812) 855-8136
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Offices: Health Sciences Building (C1030), Sciences Library (Chemistry Building C002) and Psychology Building (220A)