Allied Health Sciences (Graduate Students)

This is a guide to services and tools available via K-State Libraries.  I am available to assist with your research needs at any step in the research process from idea formulation through to publication.  I offer one-on-one consultations either in person or via Zoom. You can email me  or check my online schedule. You can also contact Research Help services during the library Help Desk hours.

When is it good to contact Cindy?

• You are ready to start  your thesis or dissertation and need assistance with the literature review process.
• You have heard of systematic reviews and you want to know more information about how to conduct one. (Hint: have at least 12 months available.)
• You don't have 12 months for a systematic review and want to know your other options.
• You are frustrated trying to keep track of your citations.
• You have heard of the Sunderland Foundation Innovation Lab and want to know more about the services available.
• You have other library-related questions or need assistance.

Graduate Study Rooms: Hale Library has 2 rooms designated as quiet study space for graduate students.  More information is available regarding registration and guildelines.  Note: Graduate students must renew their registration each semester.

Graduate Workshop Series: Each semester there are a series of Zoom workshops to help with research.  A list of workshop topics is available and the recordings of the workshops are posted on the same website.

Copyright: The information you don't know you need until you need it.  If you are wanting to re-use images in your writing or you are ready to submit an article for publication, copyright is something you need to know.  For further information check out the K-State Libraries copyright page.  If you have a specific question and would like more copyright assistance, use this form.

Interlibrary Loan is a service that allows faculty, staff, and students to request articles, books, and other material that are either checked out or not located in K-State Libraries. This service is free of charge. Generally, PDFs of articles arrive in 2-3 days and books and other physical material may take 3-10 days.  Further interlibrary loan information is available. Information specific to distance students is available.

LibKey Nomad is a free browser extension that will link you to full-text articles and resources available through K-State Libraries. Additional information is available with the LibKey download & instructions.

The Writing Center is located within the Department of English.  Assistance is available to help students throughout the writing process. The Writing Center accepts appointments or has walk-in hours.  Services are available for distance students.