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Walter W. Stiern Library: Library Courses

Enhance Your Research Skills!

Are you wanting to improve or expand your research strategies? Sign up for the courses below taught by our specialized library faculty, and learn the most current methods for producing high-quality research projects!  Log in to your myCSUB account to register now!

Courses Offered by Library Faculty

Antelope Valley Campus

GST 3100: Researching the Electronic Library (1 Unit)

Students will find, assess, and synthesize fee-based and free information resources used in academic and work environments both remotely and in a traditional setting. Course assignments will be customized to fit each student's academic major and/or career goals. Students will additionally demonstrate an understanding of the legal and ethical issues involved in accessing and using resources intended for research. Prerequisites: English 1109 or 1119 or 1129 or equivalent, junior standing.

  • GST 3100-60 (33033)      Spring 2025      Fully Online     Kristine Holloway

Zero Cost Materials

All courses are ZCCM, meaning the section uses zero-cost digital or print course materials
               OR uses materials provided by the library or campus
                             OR does not require the student to purchase any instructional materials at all!

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MGMT 6770

Library Instruction in the Classroom

Librarians are available to visit your classroom and teach a wide-variety of library and research skills as well as information literacy concepts. Librarians can help give your students the confidence to find and evaluate information for your class assignments and projects. Reach out to your departments Subject Librarian and schedule a time with your librarian!

Subject Librarians

Library Lab 202

WSL 202

Library Lab 202 is on the second floor of the library and is often used for Library instruction.