Our Library
Dean's Welcome
Welcome to the Spring 2019 semester, Warriors! I invite you to visit the University Library often, either via the Library website or by visiting in person. The Library has a wealth of resources, print and electronic, and we strive to help you succeed academically. Remember . . . start your assignments early and see the librarians for research assistance at your earliest convenience. All of the Library faculty and staff are eager to help you make Fall 2018 the best ever academically! If you have any questions or concerns about library service, please do contact me at rrodriguez36@csustan.edu or at 209-667-3607.
You may also wish to see the Library Renovation webpage for news on the coming library building renovation that is due to start in June this year.
Sincerely,
Ron Rodriguez
Dean of Library Services
University Library Mission
The mission of the University Library is to provide access to information resources and services that facilitate teaching, learning and research, and to provide an environment that encourages and enables those in our diverse community to expand their intellectual, cultural and artistic horizons.
University Library Strategic Plan
The goal of the library strategic planning process is to synthesize and document current thinking about library collections and services at California State University, Stanislaus, to provide guideposts for current and future pathways to change, and to measure the effectiveness of actions and accomplishments. To view the most recent University Library Strategic Plan, click here.
In 2008, the University Library conducted a Support Unit Review which included a self-study and an external review. For more information on the results of the Support Unit Review, click here.
In 2011 and 2012, the library surveyed students and faculty, respectively, to gauge satisfaction with and usage of various library services. Results from those surveys can be viewed below.
2012 Faculty Survey
2011 Student Survey
In 2017, a student survey was conducted focusing on library study space usage, which contributed to the discussion of expanded library open hours. Results from those surveys can be viewed below.
2017 Student Survey
