Kelly librarians and staff work to help instructors with their teaching and research. Contact your Subject Librarian, who can consult with you on the services and resources available for your program or research.
Richard Carter
College Programs
- Celtic Studies
- Mediaeval Studies
- SMC: The Boyle Seminar in Scripts and Stories
- SMC One: The Gilson Seminar in Faith and Ideas
Language Departments
- Department of Germanic Languages and Literatures
Noel McFerran
College Programs
- Christianity and Culture
USMC Faculty of Theology
Remi Pulwer
Language Departments
- Department of Italian Studies
- Slavic Languages and Literatures
James Roussain
College Programs
Book and Media Studies
Language Departments
- Department of French
Information Literacy is one of Arts & Science’s five undergraduate competencies for “learning and applying knowledge” at the University of Toronto. Kelly librarians have extensive knowledge of and experience with teaching information literacy to students, whether undergraduate or graduate students, large or small classes. We’re keen to pay your students—and your syllabi—a visit!
Undergraduate classes
Graduate Theology classes
What We Offer
While we can visit your classroom, we can also host you and your students at the Kelly Library’s 2nd floor computer lab. From databases and primary sources to citation and concept mapping, we can focus on whatever aspect of research you think most useful, and tailor our instruction to your subject area and assignments.
Kelly Librarians and SMC writing instructors have developed several interactive tutorials to help students produce clearer, more thoughtful essays. The tutorials cover a range of skills and concepts, including narrowing a topic, creating a research question, developing an argument, fine-tuning thesis statements, keyword-searching, understanding primary sources, and gaining confidence with citation.
You can view the tutorials here.
Please feel free to embed one or more instructional tutorials or videos in Quercus. Here’s how:
- Click the red <> Embed bar beneath a tutorial.
- Copy the code to your clipboard using CTRL-C (or COMMAND-C on an Apple).
- Create a page in Quercus and give it a title.
- Select the </> HTML editor link at the bottom of the editor box.
- Paste the embed code into the box using CTRL-V (or COMMAND-V on an Apple).
- Save & Publish the page.
We love feedback! If you have any comments or questions, please contact librarians Richard Carter or James Roussain.
The Kelly Library provides assistance with clarifying the Copyright Act of Canada, ensuring material is within compliance of the law, seeking copyright permissions for material that goes beyond Fair Dealing, and locating alternate sources for when permissions cannot be obtained.
Contact
Links to Copyright Resources
Copyright issues are often complex. For general information, links to legislation and other useful information:
For St. Mike’s College Program faculty and instructors:
- Stephanie Taylor, Program Administrator, Office of the Principal
For USMC Faculty of Theology faculty and instructors:
- Diana Cappuccitti-Addeo, Executive Assistant to the Dean, Faculty of Theology