Our Subject Librarians can support your teaching and your students' learning. We can help you to: 

• find information and resources for your courses 
• acquire databases, books, videos, journals, etc. for the library collection
• understand Library resources and services that will best support your students
• use copyrighted materials within Fair Use 

Your Subject Librarian can work with you to support information literacy for your students. We can:

• develop instructional tutorials, program and course Research Guides, videos or other learning objects for your classes or programs
• help develop assignments that can be supported by library resources
• present library instruction sessions in person or via Zoom to introduce your students to resources that are appropriate for your assignments
  • Please schedule these at least one week in advance to give librarians time to adequately prepare.

To request a purchase, submit a Webster University Library Suggestion Form.

Please visit our Faculty Publishing, Research, and Scholarship guide for details about the many ways the University can help you with scholarly publishing:

Our Resources and Access Services staff can help you digitize material for use in WorldClassRoom and reserve materials for use in class. 

• eReserves
• In-library reserves (St. Louis campuses)
• Scheduling videos or DVDs for use in classes (U.S. campuses)
• Student pick-up of faculty materials (St. Louis campuses)

To take advantage of these services, email circ@webster.edu.