Services

Dual Credit students receive the same library access as campus and online East Texas A&M University (ETAMU) students. You can check out books, use the computers and access e-books and library databases from off-campus. The library offers several services that dual credit students can take advantage of. (All links open in a new window).

Research Librarians

The Research Librarians at Velma K. Waters Library can help you: 

• Identify keywords related to your topic
• Find academic resources for your topic
• Utilize the research databases
• Evaluate resources

You can Ask a Librarian, or Chat with a Librarian by clicking on the "Chat with us!" icon available on the library website. You can also check out the Library's FAQs for quick information. These services are dependent on Library hours. 

The Writing Center

The Writing Center at ETAMU works with students one-on-one or in small groups.  Writing tutors help writers at all stages of the writing process from brainstorming to polishing a final draft. You can meet with a writing tutor in person at David Talbot Hall or you can request assistance online. 

Research Guides 

The Library has created Research Guides to assist students with different research topics. The guides include information about avoiding plagiarism and citing with MLA and APA. 

Research Guides

Dual Credit students have access to all library resources including research databases, research guides and books.  These research guides were created to help you learn effective research skills and find sources specific to your topic. (All links open in a new window)

Getting Started with OneSearch

OneSearch is a research tool and search interface that allows East Texas A&M University (ETAMU) students, faculty, and staff to find and access books, eBooks, articles, video, and other resources that Velma K. Waters Library owns and within the majority of databases available through our institution.

Resources & Services for Online Learners

The purpose of this guide is to introduce the resources and services available to remote users.  In it, you'll find links for technical assistance, library workshops and tutorials, e-resources, and ways to connect with a librarian.

Resource Evaluation

Conducting academic research requires critically assessing the credibility, relevance, and reliability of information sources, making it essential to use an evaluation tool for validation. This LibGuide introduces users to the SIFT method, aiding in effective information discovery.

Plagiarism

Avoiding plagiarism is crucial in academic research because it ensures the integrity and originality of your work and gives proper credit to the original authors.  Our Plagiarism LibGuide will help you learn how to properly cite sources, avoid academic dishonestly, and uphold integrity in your work.

Credo Information Literacy

Credo's Information Literacy is a set of online videos, tutorials and quizzes to help students learn how to find relevant and reliable library and other research materials, as well as assist with formulating appropriate, workable research questions.