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Thesis Writers
Research ConsultationsWe look forward to exploring your topic and its resources with you; just contact the appropriate person for an appointment. * Humanities, contact
Tom Hayward--thayward Writing ResourcesBe sure to consult with the professional specialists at Writing at Bates or the trained student assistants at the Peer Writing Center. Visit the Honors Program web site for the current writer's Guidelines. Browse through a listing of previous honors theses, all of which are housed at the Archives. For non-honors theses, check with the issuing department. Interlibrary LoanWhen following a citation or just to browse for possibilities, be sure to make use of the easy access to other library collections. User-initiated requests:
In-depth research often requires materials neither available here nor as a user-initiated request. In these cases, we will search nationally, and even internationally at times, when you request an item through Interlibrary Loan. Special PurchasesIf you feel the library should acquire materials in your research area, please consult with the appropriate subject liaison . This does require planning, as most orders take some weeks to arrive and be processed. Access to Other Research LibrariesVia the Web: Search WorldCat for a comprehensive look at what libraries worldwide have on your topic. Via individual catalogs: Search Libweb to find and connect to the online catalogs of other libraries, both U.S. and abroad. In Person: Some major research libraries and archives are closed to the general public. You can obtain a letter of introduction and intent from the College Librarian that may allow you use of such collections. Contact Gene Wiemers, ewiemers@abacus.bates.edu, College Librarian, for such a letter. LockersLast but certainly not least, there are lockers for those doing thesis work. There are a limited number which are assigned on a first-come, first-served basis by the Circulation staff.
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