UVM Libraries partners with instructors in educating our students. Work with our Library Instruction Program or learn about our commitment to information literacy. Integrate technology into your instruction or work with one of the Libraries' partner organizations located in Howe Library like the Center for Teaching and Learning or Writing in the Disciplines. Learn more!

Library Instruction Program

We partner with faculty to help students think critically about information. We help students develop research questions and gain research skills and information literacy. Work with us!

Create a course reserve

Find the form to put items on reserve or recommend a purchase. Learn about our policies and ask questions about how course reserves work at UVM Libraries.

Information literacy + UVM Libraries

As teachers, we guide our students through a complicated information landscape and help them become better researchers and more informed writers. Here at UVM Libraries, we help students understand the context in which information resides. Learn about UVM Libraries' commitment to information literacy and how we can support you in integrating information literacy principles into your classroom.

Integrate emerging technologies into your instruction

At Multimedia Resources and Services on the first floor of Howe Library, audio-visual equipment, knowledge and creative energy come together to support the UVM community’s tech projects. Do your 3D printing; record, edit and produce audio and video; develop classroom or for-fun projects with specialized software, equipment and the support of our knowledgeable team.

Center for Teaching and Learning

The CTL is a team of faculty and staff who support and promote effective teaching and thoughtful use of educational technology across the campus. We provide consultations to faculty and graduate teaching assistants about teaching and instructional technology.

Writing in the Disciplines

Writing in the Disciplines (WID) offers workshops, faculty learning groups and faculty writing retreats to support faculty both in their own personal writing projects and in teaching students the essentials of writing and learning.

Faculty proxy borrower form

Busy faculty can allow student assistants or others to take out books on their behalf from Howe Library. Fill out this form to authorize someone else to borrow items for you.