Student Express / Albert S. Cook Library

Student Express

On this page:

Course Reserves / Faculty Reserves
- Learn about the Course Reserves service, including items held in the Library and items available 24x7 via E-Reserves.
- Connect to the Course Reserves Lists
Classes Meeting in the Library
- See today's events in Cook Library, for the location and time, if your class is scheduled to meet today in Cook Library.
Assignments - Ideas for Starting Your Research
- Need books? Videos? Sound recordings?
  
  The Cook Library Catalog lists all the materials that can be found in the library.
- Need articles? Want to try some recommended Websites?
  
  Cook Library Subject Gateways - for each academic department and program, Cook Librarians have selected online resources that cover topics in that area of study. So, for example, if you're taking an English course, try the Subject Gateway for English; if you're taking a history course, try the one for History.
  In each Subject Gateway, you'll find links to article databases that you can search to find articles on specific topics. Most articles will come from scholarly journals that you might not be able to find or get access to on the regular Web. But, the regular Web does have some good places to look -- and for each Gateway, we've selected some of the best for you to consider.
  
  You'll also find the name and contact information for a librarian who is our subject specialist for that department or program.
- More ideas
  
  Use our Research Tools page to learn about and try more options.

Academic Achievement Center

The Academic Achievement Center is a place where all Towson University students can receive assistance in achieving their academic goals. Visit their site to learn about tutoring, testing, study skills, study groups, and more.
Counseling Center

The Counseling Center supports the primary mission of the University, to develop the intellectual potential of every student. To succeed academically as well as in life, students need a variety of personal and social skills.

Concerns which may be addressed by the Counseling Center include:
- Blocks to education or career achievement
- Career development and decision-making
- Relationships with friends, roommates, parents, romantic partner or spouse
- Family problems
- Grief and loss
- Sexual matters
- Self-esteem and self-confidence
- Anxiety, depression and anger
- Physical stress and tension
- Eating disorders
- Physical or sexual mistreatment or abuse
- Alcohol and drug-related problems
- Suicidal or self-destructive behavior or thoughts
- Problems encountered in the university environment

Student Express / Albert S. Cook Library
http://cooklibrary.towson.edu/studentsExpress.cfm
Last revised: October 24, 2007