The document provides information about services available at the NMSU Library, which has two buildings - Branson Hall Library and Zuhl Library. It outlines the resources available in each building, including periodicals, government documents, archives and special collections, study spaces, computers, circulation services, and reference assistance. Common services across both buildings include study space, computers, wireless access, circulation/service desks, scanners, photocopiers, and course reserves.

1. Welcome to the NMSU Library:Two Buildings, One Library

3. Agriculture

4. Engineering

5. ALLcurrent periodicals & newspapers

6. Maps

7. Government Documents

9. Government Documents

10. Current Periodicals Reading Room Branson 1st Floor

12. Archives and Special Collections 4th Floor Branson

14. Relaxation Room Branson Library 3-7pm Monday-Thursday

16. Business

17. Humanities

18. Education

19. Social Sciences

20. Reserves

21. Copy Center

22. Information Delivery Services (Interlibrary Loan)

25. Computers with access to article databases and Microsoft Office

26. Wireless zones for laptops

27. Circulation/Service desks

29. Branson Scanner and Computer Commons Area

32. Fine/Fee Appeals

33. Recall If the book you need is already checked out, submit the online form to request the book be returned.

35. The UTEP agreement- allows students, faculty, and staff of NMSU to borrow books directly from the library at the University of Texas at El Paso. Present your current NMSU ID at the UTEP Library circulation. Books belonging to the UTEP Library may be returned to either of the NMSU Library's circulation desks.

37. Scanner and Photocopier Scanner is free to use, send scans to your email or to a flash drive. Photocopier is .10 per copy.

39. Offers easy access to course-related or other materials set apart from the general collection and made available to a designated class or other user group.Access electronic format course reserves Access physical format course reserves (books, videos, etc.)

40. Reference Desk Staff members assist researchers with everything from requests for basic information to in-depth assistance with research papers and projects, using the Library’s extensive collection of print and online reference materials (specialized encyclopedias, bibliographies, statistical sources, etc.) and other information sources. The reference desk offers services in person, via phone, email, chat/IM, or by appointment.

41. Reference Desk Stay tuned – Don’t touch that dial – for the Fall Workshop Schedule. Instruction Sessions for Classes Collection Development – purchase books and databases with the departments.

44. What does your service provide

45. Give an example of how you would use the service

46. Give the class directions to the website and show them how to use the service.