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My office is Davis Family Library 209, but the quickest way to reach me is via email or appointment.
Hello! I'm the librarian for Psychology, Neuroscience, Chinese, Japanese, and Korean. I’m the best person to contact when you need library advice in any of these subject areas.
I help students, faculty and staff in one-on-one appointments and group instruction sessions. I also write research guides, and I answer questions via email, chat, and in person at the Research Desk. To contact me, use the links below my photo on this page.
What do we do in a research appointment? That depends on what you need. Here are a few ideas: we could refine a topic, define a question, choose a few starting points, or select and revise search terms. We also could locate, evaluate, or cite sources. During our meeting, we’ll usually compile a list of next steps to take after you leave.
As the Director of Research & Instruction, I also oversee the library's instruction and liaison programs. Faculty, please ask me about scheduling an instruction session for your class!
