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SCS faculty may use any of Northwestern University's libraries, including, on the Evanston campus, the Main Library, the Seely G. Mudd Library for Science and Engineering, the Geology Library, the Mathematics Library, the Music Library, the Transportation Library, and the United Library. The libraries on the Chicago campus include the Joseph Schaffner Library, the Galter Health Sciences Library, and the Law Library. The WildCARD serves as a library card and is needed to check out library materials. A WildCARD must be presented for admittance at Galter Health Sciences Library on Saturday and Sunday, and at the Main Library after 5 p.m. Monday through Friday, after noon on Saturday, and all day on Sunday.

For additional information on the libraries, contact Schaffner Library at (312) 503-8422 or visit its website; visit the Main Library's web site.

The Schaffner Library has a librarian dedicated to SCS and is glad to work with faculty to provide library instruction and help for research papers and presentations, and assist with reserve materials. Contact Qiana Johnson, reference and instruction librarian, at q-johnson@northwestern.edu or (312) 503-6617.



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