Information Literacy & Research Instruction

The mission of Humboldt State University Library's Information Literacy Program is to support the campus curriculum by providing a variety of opportunities for HSU students to acquire and develop the skills needed to find, evaluate, and use information ethically and effectively.

Learn more about how the librarians can support your students and collaborate with you to improve their research skills.

About Information Literacy

• What is information literacy?
• Overview of HSU Library Information Literacy Services

Resources for Information Literacy Instruction

• Research Roadmap
• Tips for Assignments
• Video Research Tutorials
• Research Guides
• Information Competency Lab (Library 121)
• Request Instruction

Who's my Librarian?

• Anthropology
• Art
• Biological Sciences
• Business & Applied Technology
• Chemistry
• Child Development
• Communication (Speech)
• Computing Science
• Critical Race, Gender and Sexuality Studies
• Economics
• Education
• English
• Environmental Resources Engineering
• Environmental Science & Management
• Fisheries Biology
• Forestry & Watershed Management
• Geography
• Geology
• History
• ITEPP
• Journalism & Mass Communication
• Kinesiology & Recreation Admin.
• Liberal Studies/Elementary Education
• Mathematics
• Music
• Native American Studies
• Nursing
• Oceanography
• Philosophy
• Physics & Astronomy
• Politics
• Psychology
• Rangeland Res. & Wildland Soils
• Religious Studies
• Social Work
• Sociology
• Theatre, Film & Dance
• Wildlife Management
• World Languages & Cultures