GVSU libraries will provide you books and articles from journals we do not have at no charge to you. You may have up to 20 simultaneous requests. Document Delivery is unable to obtain entire journal issues; contact me if you run into this situation.

GSA's mission is to promote interdisciplinary communication and collaboration in order to enhance the student experience.

Go here for information on theses and dissertations, including the guidelines and forms.

Graduate students can have 30 items (books, AV materials) checked out at a time. Books can be borrowed for 12 weeks. See this link for information on other items.

PACES stands for Professionalism, Advancement, Communication, Engagement, and Success. Sponsored by the The Graduate School, PACES offers workshops throughout the academic year specifically for graduate students.

Links to a wealth of resources that might surprise you, including conference and travel funding.

A brief overview of the services and support that the Scholarly Communications team provides, including the Libraries’ role in the thesis/dissertation/project process.

One-to-one graduate consultations, read-ahead appointments, and online and email consultations are available for GVSU graduate students from the Fred Meijer Center for Writing and Michigan Authors.

Links to GVSU databases relevant for medical and bioinformatics research.

Collection of links to statistical resources in medicine and health care.

Grey literature is material that is not commercially published, and can be difficult to find. It can come in the form of conference proceedings, technical reports, working papers, preprints, as well as blogs or podcasts.

Information on APA, plagiarism, citation managers, and more.

Five people who can help you crack grad school, from Inside Higher Education. Who's #1 on the list?--your Subject Librarian!