Dual Enrollment   Tags: dual_enrollment  

ANNOUNCEMENT: Starting May 1, we will renovate the Dual Enrollment and High School User library guides. The URLs will remain stable. We hope to simplify, improve, and update the information for a better experience. For questions or comments, please feel free to call Emily at 402-554-3638 or email ekesten@unomaha.edu.

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Hello,

Welcome to UNO’s Criss Library and the Dual Enrollment Research Guide. I am Emily Kesten, reference associate and dual enrollment contact for the library. On this page, you will information on requesting instruction and using our resources as part of the dual enrollment program at UNO. Please feel free to contact me with any question (ekesten@unomaha.edu or 554-3638).

Have a great semester,

Emily Kesten

Library Instruction & Tours

• Dual enrollment faculty and students may request instruction, lab, or tour sessions on campus or at their respective schools
• Instruction must be made at least 2 weeks in advanced
• Class sizes should be kept around 20 students or less
• A ratio of one high school instructor per 15-20 students is recommended
• UNO classes receive priority for space and instruction
• To request instruction, please fill out the request form or email ekesten@unomaha.edu

Librarian Faculty Status and Training

Librarians at high schools that participate in the Dual Enrollment Program through UNO may apply for faculty status. Librarians who have been granted faculty status have off-campus access to most of UNO Criss Library's databases.  Instructional sessions on using a particular database (or group of databases) can be arranged by contacting me.  Sessions can be conducted at your school, at our campus, or through our virtual classroom.

Program Information

• Students enrolled in UNOs Dual Enrollment program have the same borrowing and access privileges as UNO Undergraduate Students. 
• Off-campus access to most of UNOs databases.  Students may use any of UNO's databases, not just those related to the courses they are taking through dual enrollment.  Some databases are limited to on-campus use due to licensing restrictions.
• Interlibrary loan (ILL) privileges.
• Check out up to 50 books at a time for 4 weeks, with renewal(s) available.
• Multimedia resources (CDs, DVDs, etc.) available for check out.
• Reserve Items available for check out.
• Group Study Rooms available for checkout.
• Individual Study Rooms available for checkout.
• Individual consultation with Subject Specialist in your area of study.