Library News

With finals week and winter break coming up fast, our December hours look a little different! 🗓️

You can find our detailed calendar by clicking "Library Hours" on the Hunt Library website.

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New research databases now available through Hunt Library!

Academic Search Ultimate
This comprehensive database supports high-level research and provides full-text access to millions of articles across all academic disciplines. This upgraded database is replacing Academic Search Complete.

Air Traffic Control Association (ATCA) Publications
Digital issues of the ATCA publications, ATCA Journal and ATCA Bulletin. Users must register for a free user account to view full-text content. See the More Info section on the database page for instructions.

Issues & Controversies in History
World history coverage of issues and controversies across the globe, with access to primary sources, pro/con articles, and enriched maps, graphs, and images. For current topics, see Issues & Controversies.

Mathematics Source
Full-text articles from scholarly journals in pure and applied mathematics.

For a full list of databases, see the Research Databases page.
 

Looking for library resources and locations? Our new interactive maps can help! 🗺️

Learn more about our facility, study spaces, and services with our interactive maps. Find it by clicking "Library Maps" on the Hunt Library website, or by following this link: 

Explore Library Maps

On the hunt for data? Need to compile data for your research?

Our upcoming webinar, Qualitative and Quantitative Data, is for you!

This webinar will introduce you to qualitative and quantitative data and where to find it. It will also help you get started collecting your own data. Tuesday, November 4 at 7 p.m. ET.

Register now

Is AI lying to you? Find out in our upcoming webinar: Critical Thinking with AI: Pitfalls and Fact Checking. Tuesday, October 28 at 7 p.m. ET.

This webinar will dive into the common pitfalls associated with generative AI programs and teach you how to critically examine the information you get from AI.

Register now with your Embry-Riddle email.

The Hunt Library is excited to announce the launch of the AI Toolbox - a one-stop resource for understanding and using artificial intelligence responsibly at ERAU.

The toolbox highlights trusted tools, responsible use practices, and strategies for integrating AI into research, teaching, and everyday academic work.

Learn more in the AI Toolbox guide

Attention faculty: Join Hunt Library's Scholarly Communication department for our upcoming webinar, "ERAU Portfolio: How to Find, Build, Edit, and Share Your Profile," on October 15 at 11:30 a.m. ET. 

This session will guide you through building, editing, and sharing your personal Portfolio step-by-step. If you're interested in increasing your visibility and impact, this is a great place to start.

Register now

Who can access Harvard Business Review through Hunt Library?

If you're a current student, faculty, or staff member, or if you're an alumni who graduated less than two years ago, you can!

Access Harvard Business Review from the "Journals by Title" page on the Hunt Library website, or from the Harvard Business Review page in EagleSearch.

Free pizza, cool swag, and insider knowledge!

Join the Hunt Library for a special event with Janes, one of the library’s research resources.

Date: Wednesday, October 8
Location: First Floor, Student Union
Time: 9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.

Stop by the Janes table to:

• Meet the Janes representative and Hunt Library Research Librarians
• Discover how Janes supports research in defense, aerospace, intelligence, and security
• Grab a slice of free pizza and pick up some exclusive swag

Whether you're deep into research or just curious, this is your chance to explore powerful tools and connect with experts. Don’t miss it!

The Hunt Library webinar, Getting Started with RefWorks: Simplify Your Research and Citations, is happening on Tuesday, September 30, at 7 p.m. ET.

Join us for a brief introduction to RefWorks, a powerful online tool for managing citations, organizing research, and creating bibliographies. This session will guide you through setting up your account, importing references, and using RefWorks to streamline your writing process. Ideal for students, faculty, and researchers looking to save time and stay organized.

Register now with your Embry-Riddle email