Research Services librarians are available for research consultations. You can consult on a class assignment you were given, or on the research you are doing yourself. Appointments are available in person and online. Schedule a research appointment.
Where? Level 4. Special Collections. Sawyer Library
Includes the College Archives which documents the widest possible range of experiences that inform the history of Williams, and the Chapin Library which collects books, manuscripts, and other primary sources from antiquity to the present. Special Collectons also houses a permanent display of Founding Documents of the United States.
Where? Level 4. Sawyer Library.
The Writing Center offers individual peer tutoring through our Writing Workshop and we work with faculty across the curriculum to support student writing. (Consulting Rooms are on the entrance level)
The Quantitative Skills Programs offers support for the acquisition of quantitative skills.
As TAs and students at Williams, you can partner with the the library in the following ways:
Where? Level 3 (Entrance Level) Circulation Desk. Sawyer Library
You can borrow a variety of equipment at the Sawyer Circulation Desk:
Where? Level 2. Sawyer Library.
The Center for Educational Technology (CET) is designed to enhance the relationship between learning and technology. Resources available in the CET include:
In the libraries you can find: