SMCM Subject Librarians can help you with your St. Mary’s Project research needs, whether you’re just starting out, or need to track down a hard to find resource.

Subject Librarians are available via phone, email, or by appointment.

Subjects: African and African Diaspora Studies, Anthropology, Democracy Studies, Educational Studies, Political Science, Psychology, Public Policy Studies, Sociology
Librarian: Veronica Arellano Douglas
Phone: 240-895-4265
Email: viarellano@smcm.edu

Subjects: Art, Art History, Asian Studies, English, International Languages and Cultures, Music, Philosophy, Religious Studies; Theater, Film and Media Studies; Women, Gender and Sexuality Studies
Librarian: Pamela Mann
Phone: 240-895-4285
Email: pemann@smcm.edu

Subjects: Biology, Chemistry & Biochemistry, Economics, Environmental Studies, Mathematics & Computer Science, Neuroscience, Physics
Librarian: Amanda VerMeulen
Phone: 240-895-4268
Email: aavermeulen@smcm.edu

Subjects: History, Museum Studies, all topics related to the history of St. Mary’s College or the Southern Maryland region
Librarian: Kent Randell
Phone: 240-895-4196
Email: kdrandell@smcm.edu

Subjects: Economics
Librarian: Conrad Helms
Phone: 240-895-3214
Email: cahelms@smcm.edu

Easily borrow books from other USMAI libraries by searching the USMAI catalog.

Request articles (and books not available in the USMAI catalog) using Interlibrary Loan through ILLiad. First time using ILLiad? Register to create an account.

Organize all of your SMP sources with EndNote citation management software. Available for PCs and Macs for free to St. Mary’s students in the Portal under the My Academics tab.

More information on downloading EndNote and how-to tutorials.

Students working on a St. Mary’s Project may request a shelf on the first floor of the library to house checked out materials during the semester.

To request a shelf, read the Policy Form, then complete and return the Study Shelf Application to Conrad Helms, Patron Services Librarian, at cahelms@smcm.edu

• SMP Student Library Storage Space Policy
• SMCM Library SMP Study Shelf Application Form

Search and browse abstracts of past St. Mary’s Projects. Abstracts can only be accessed from a computer connected to the SMCM network (will not work off campus).

Full SMPs may be viewed in the Archives located in Calvert Hall. Note that some SMPs may have restrictions and cannot be viewed, but most are available to be viewed.

For more information on viewing past SMPs contact Kent Randell, College Archivist, at kdrandell@smcm.edu

The Media Center on the 3rd floor of the library offers help with a variety of aspects of audio and video production related to St. Mary’s Projects:

• Borrow AV equipment including cameras, tripods, microphones, and much more
• Use software including Final Cut Pro, Logic X, Photoshop and other Adobe Creative Suite programs on Mac computers. Media Center staff provide instruction on all programs available
• Record instruments, interviews, and voice-overs in the Media Center recording studio
• Meet with Media Center staff for creative consultation on projects

To use these Media Center services, contact Justin Foreman, Digital Media Specialist, at jiforeman@smcm.edu

Print professional looking posters to accompany your SMP presentation on the 24″ Epson large format printer in the Media Center on the 3rd floor of the library.

To print a poster contact Justin Foreman, Digital Media Specialist, at jiforeman@smcm.edu

The Writing and Speaking Center in the Library Annex provides a special service for longer papers like SMPs.

Writing and Speaking Center SMP Drop-Off Service Form.

Visit their site for more info on SMPs & Long Paper Help at the Writing Center.