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Library Instruction Request (Goochland Campus): Form 47- 001C

  1. Please use a separate Request Form for each class session.
  2. Please give one week notice if possible.
  3. You will receive an e-mail or phone notification once it is confirmed.
  4. If you have any questions, call the Reference Desk at 523-9419 (Western).

Please fill out the form below. Items marked with an asterisk (*) are required.

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Course Information (Example: ITE-115)



Library instruction is most effective when instructors are present. However, if for any reason you cannot join your class, please notify us, particularly if you want us to take roll. Email: mhady@reynolds.edu - OR - Call: 523-9419.

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Date/Location Information
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The library instruction will be conducted in a computer lab. The reference librarian will notify you of the room number once it's confirmed. If your class already meets in a computer lab classroom, please give the room number:

Assignment Information

Please describe the type of research assignment your class is working on in the box provided below.

If you have a copy of the research assignment, please COPY & PASTE the ASSIGNMENT into the box below. Also include some SAMPLE TOPICS so we can demonstrate how to search these topics during the session.

You can also send an email with the attached assignment to: mhady@reynolds.edu.


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Instruction Package

We offer several different library instruction packages as indicated below. Click on the instruction package you are interested in and then check the bullet shown. When you are finished, click on the Submit button located near the end of this form. If you would like to know more about each of the skills covered, please check Guide to Research at JSRCC Libraries for the handouts and worksheets.




Covers the most basic and important information literacy skills that a college student should master. Recommended for a general research assignment.
  • Sources for topic ideas and overviews. (10 minutes)
  • Tips for using the library catalog. (10 minutes)
  • How to read a call number to locate a book on the shelf. (3 minutes)
  • Strategies for searching licensed library databases. (20 minutes)
  • Learn how to access licensed library databases from off-campus. (2 minutes.)
  • Learn the differences between Internet vs. licensed library databases. (5 minutes)




Covers Package One, plus:
  • Learn how to search more popular databases. (8 minutes)
  • Learn the differences between scholarly journals vs. popular magazines. (5 minutes)
  • How to interpret citations.(5 minutes)
  • Learn how to cite. (7 minutes)




Covers Package One and Two, plus 25 minutes worth of additional skills. Choose 25 minutes worth of skills by checking the boxes below:




Recommended for a special research assignment or if you would like to build a customized instruction package for your class. Check the boxes next to each skill you would like us to cover. Purple text is highly recommended. Minutes in grey are a guideline, however please be sure not exceed your alloted instruction time.


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Last Updated: October 25, 2011