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The Engineering, Mathematics & Computer Science Library (Engr/Math/CS Library) has the main collection for these subjects at UNH. It is located in Kingsbury Hall, Room S236..

Where is Kingsbury S236?
The Library is on the second floor in the middle portion of Kingsbury, with the entrance on the south side (one floor up from the Hatch mural on the first floor). We are open to the public as well as the UNH community. Please call 862-1196 or 862-1740 for more information about Library access.

As a branch of the UNH Library, we serve the College of Engineering and Physical Sciences and related UNH departments and research units, as well as others from the community with research and educational needs in the areas of computer science, mathematics (not math education) and statistics, and chemical, civil, mechanical, and electrical and computer engineering.

The on-site collection includes approximately 26,000 books, 890 current periodical subscriptions, and thousands of bound journal volumes. Web-accessible and CD-ROM databases are available, while course reserve material for many Computer Science, Engineering and Mathematics classes is located here. Due to limited space, the Engr/Math/CS Library holds mainly recent and current materials. Older journals and historical materials on mathematics and engineering are located in other campus libraries or in the on-campus Library Storage Facility. To locate materials, check the UNH Library's online catalog, searchable by author, title, subject, and keyword.

• Engineering
• Computer Science
• Mathematics and Statistics

• Books may be borrowed for four weeks (subject to recall after two weeks)
  
  
• Faculty and graduate students may borrow books for an extended time.
  
  
• Periodicals (current and hardbound) may be borrowed for a seven-day period.
  
  
• Faculty may sign up for Automatic Circulation of print journals.
  
  
• Borrowing privileges are available to UNH faculty, staff, and students; alumni; Durham residents; and certain others, following University policy.
  
  
• Instructors may place material on reserve for classes. For reserves at the Engr/Math Library, please click here for a printable reserve form, or contact Barbara Morris at 862-1740. For electronic reserves, please contact the Dimond Library Reserve Desk at 862-2748.
  
  
• To inquire about obtaining a card as a non-University borrower, please call the UNH Library Loan Department at 862-1535.
  
  

• Click here for our monthly list of new books and journals



• Copying and Printing: the photocopier and printer accept University ID's or guest cards with Cat's Cache accounts. They do not accept cash. Copies are 10 cents/page. Cat's Cache guest cards may be purchased during weekday hours at this branch. Guest cards come with a guest account of 50 cents, which can be increased online or at assigned campus locations. For more information, please click here or ask Library staff. Faculty and staff who wish to use their University ID's may need to set up an account at the UNH Dining ID Office at Holloway Commons. For more information, please contact the Dining/ID Office at (603) 862-1821.



• Scanning: Branch library copiers provide scanning at no charge. A Cat's Cache card is used to activate the scanner service, but no funds are debited. If you do not have a card, please ask staff to swipe one for you. Scanned pages are sent to the email address that you input. If you require a dedicated scanner for larger projects, print and microform scanning is available at no charge at Dimond Library.



• Interlibrary Loan: ILL is free for UNH faculty, staff, and students. Information is available at ILL's electronic interface.



• Infotrieve: Table-of-contents and document delivery service, available to UNH faculty and graduate students (see FAQ ).



• Instruction: Instructional or informational sessions for classes, seminars, specialized research groups, departmental groups, etc., are available at the undergraduate and graduate levels on engineering, mathematics, computer science, and physical sciences information resources during any time of year, including summer and interim periods. There is no charge for this service. For more information, call Emily Poworoznek (862-4168) or send email to the address below.



• Online Searching: Specialized searching of commercial database services (not free, and by appointment only), contact Emily Poworoznek as for reference questions, below.



• Reference Questions: Walk-in and telephone reference service is always available; full-time staff are normally available Monday-Friday, 8 am - 5 pm. Reference questions via e-mail may be directed to Emily Poworoznek at e l@ cisunix . unh . edu (email mangled to prevent spam). For complex inquiries, you may also schedule a reference consultation by calling or emailing Emily Poworoznek or Library staff. There is no charge for these services.