51³Ô¹Ïapp

 (Noodletools)

• IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT YOUR NOODLETOOLS LOGIN: If you do not currently login with an email address, starting July 29, you will need to begin using your email address as your login. Current users will be prompted to authenticate their email accounts. New users must provide an email address to register. This will increase the security of your Noodletools account. Please let us know if you have any questions!

Registering for a Noodletools Account: Tip Sheet

Helpful Quickstart Videos

• (your first step when starting a new citation list)

APA 7th formatting help:

• • (no more running head!)
  •  (please download, rename, and save to your own disk space before editing)

  •  and 

• APA 7th ed. manual info--use links near the .
  
  
• • DOI locator:
    
• Tips from OWL (Online Writing Lab--Purdue University): , , and styles
  
• Sample papers: , , and & style
• Chicago Author-Date Format help:
  • Author-Date Style in the manual (18th edition)
  •  sample paper from Purdue OWL

Other Styles

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Friedsam Memorial Library is where you can find the resources needed for papers and projects. The library also offers group and individual study and work space, along with two computer labs, wireless printing facilities, and WiFi throughout the building. The Technology Services Help Desk is located on the main floor. If you need a quiet space, head upstairs to the top floor, which was designated, by student request, as the "quiet floor." Because the library is an academic co-working space, with users of all ages, alcohol and tobacco products are prohibited, per University policy.

• New to SBU? Resources for students, faculty, and staff members who are joining the university
• Library Staff Directory
• Library Assessment Data
• Booklet from the reception honoring our faculty and staff authors, Fall 2022:  
• Library Mission Statement
  

Friedsam Memorial Library is the primary repository on campus of recorded information and a gateway to off-campus information sources.  The library supports a globally aware, liberal education grounded in the Franciscan tradition by:

• Building a collection spanning a wide array of disciplines and perspectives,
• Providing ordered access to the resident collections, and
• Providing access to collections and informational resources of other institutions worldwide.

These resources and services, which conform to existing national standards, are provided for undergraduate and graduate students, faculty and staff of 51³Ô¹Ïapp, and for the broader scholarly community.

The library further supports the university's Franciscan tradition by sharing its unique resources and the talents of its staff with the greater library community.

THE BONA VENTURE

You can read the or visit the  (no registration needed).

NEW YORK TIMES

As a student or faculty/staff member, you have free access to the New York Times through the library.

• For the New York Times: Visit  
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  Passes need to be renewed annually, using the link above.  Once you renew a pass, you may need to sign out of any devices where you read the Times and then sign in again so that your new pass lets you into all of the content you can access.

BUFFALO NEWS

NEW USER? Any new users must create an account when you click to login at .  

EXISTING USER? Any existing users can attempt to login with their credentials. If these credentials fail, then reset the password.

THE CHRONICLE OF HIGHER EDUCATION

Click on "Login" in the upper right corner of the Chronicle's home page.

Do NOT click on "Subscribe"--that will ask you to pay!

If you do not have an account, scroll down the page to the link that says, "Create an Account." It will automatically recognize you as being part of our subscription group as long as you use your @sbu.edu email account.

Users who are using any type of computing device while on campus and connected to the campus network should not see any log-in prompts. When you are off-campus, you will see a log-in prompt the first time you access protected resources. After you log in, you will not be prompted to log in again unless you close your browser.

If you are having difficulty logging in, please read through these tips:

• Your login is your SBU user name (without the @bonaventure or @sbu part).
• Your password is your last name.
• Please e-mail ateng@sbu.edu if you have trouble logging in.  We can test your login, and provide you with a temporary login if necessary. If you are having a problem accessing our resources, we will keep working on the problem with you until it is resolved.â—¦If you were given special passwords for individual databases by a reference librarian, use the Library Database Password Access page to use these passwords.
• Noodletools log-in?  Use the individual account that you set up with Noodletools.  Once per year, if you primarily use the account from off-campus, you will be asked to authenticate to the SBU library account. This is a different log-in/password than the account you used to set up the service. If you do not remember the library authentication information, please e-mail ateng@sbu.edu and the information can be e-mailed to you. 

Currently the only materials that are available on electronic reserve are Integrated Marketing Communication Plan samples for the Jandoli School of Communication.

• , and please log in with your Moodle credentials.
  

Please visit this page for more information regarding community and guest access.

AcademicSHARE is a program that expands access to academic library materials and resources for New York State college students, staff and faculty, regardless of their academic affiliation. Member libraries allow on-site access and materials lending to a student, staff, or faculty member of any AcademicSHARE library across the state. A verifiable valid college I.D. is required. The library may choose to treat the college I.D. as confirmation the student/faculty member is in good standing. Other proof of identification or status may be required.

These are the Western New York academic institutions whose libraries are participating:

The librarians offer library instruction upon request for classes or student groups.

Faculty members can request a session for their classes, which can be held in person or online.

Students can also request an instruction appointment, for an individual or a class.

To request a session, please contact Ann Tenglund or fill out our. To see our current list of scheduled sessions, .

At the end of our sessions, we ask participants to fill out a short

LIBRARY STUDENT ASSISTANTS

Please take our library student worker survey here: