9606080651/653/654 The Library at Department of Speech and Hearing is an integral part of an academic or clinical department focused on speech-language pathology, audiology, and related disciplines. This specialized library serves as a valuable resource hub for students, faculty, researchers, and professionals in the field of communication sciences and disorders. Here are key features and functions associated with the Department of Speech and Hearing Library:
- Textbooks and Reference Materials: It provides access to textbooks and reference materials necessary for coursework, research projects, and clinical practice in speech-language pathology and audiology.
- Professional Journals: Subscriptions to peer-reviewed journals in the field ensure access to the latest research, case studies, and clinical guidelines.
- Dissertations and Theses: The library will maintain a repository of graduate theses and dissertations produced by students in the department.
- Multimedia Resources: Multimedia resources, including video demonstrations of assessment and therapy techniques, speech and language assessment tools, and software for clinical practice.
- Online Databases: Access to online databases, such as PubMed, CINAHL, and specialized databases for communication sciences, facilitates literature reviews and research. (GUIDELINES FOR ONLINE ACCESS TO JOURNALS)
- Research Support: The library offers support for literature searches, citation management, and guidance on research methodologies.
- Quiet Study Areas: Designated study areas within the library provide a quiet and conducive environment for research, study, and collaborative work.
- Computers and Internet Access: Computer workstations with internet access allow users to conduct online research and access electronic resources.
- Accessibility: The library is designed to be accessible to individuals with diverse needs, including those with physical disabilities or communication disorders.
- Library Staff: Knowledgeable librarians and support staff are available to assist users with their research and information needs.