Speech, Language, and Hearing Guide for Graduate Students

This guide provides information and resources pertaining to the science of normal speech processes, language, and hearing along with research and study of communication disorders. Additionally, there's information to support graduate students as instructors and practitioners.

Who am I?

• Liaison librarian for Psychological & Brain Sciences, Nursing, Optometry, and Speech, Language & Hearing Sciences

• 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 research and learning. These services include but certainly are not limited to the following:

• Using the DOI citation linker to get access to an article full text or populate the InterLibrary Loan form

• Setting up your professional identity with ORCID--your personal lifelong identification number for you and your research

• Getting organized with citation management: EndNote, Mendeley, or Zotero

• Help you find: answers, collaborators, grant opportunities, post-doc positions

• Maximizing your research presence by supporting publishing with the Open Access Article Publishing Fund and depositing work in IUScholarWorks

• Manage your data

• Measure the impact of your research

• Purchase or license materials you need 

How to reach me:

• Zoom: Schedule an appointment using the button located underneath my picture or feel free to email me directly

• Email: alminix@iu.edu

• Phone (812) 855-8136

• Offices: Health Sciences Building (C1030), Sciences Library (C002) and Psychology Building (220A)