Get to Know Mullins Library

The west entrance of Mullins Library, the main library on campus, faces the Union. Meet just inside for helpful tours and to learn more about resources and services designed for you!
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The west entrance of Mullins Library, the main library on campus, faces the Union. Meet just inside for helpful tours and to learn more about resources and services designed for you!

Save time down the road, learn about research-related resources, and get valuable tips, all while on a tour of Mullins Library! Tours begin next Wednesday at 11 a.m.

You'll meet on the main floor, just inside the West entrance facing the Union, and your guide will show you where to go for research consultations, where you can find tutoring help in writing and other subjects, or where you can find quiet study space. 

You'll also visit the computer lab, printing stations, and various group study and social spaces. You'll have time to ask questions or learn how to use equipment. You'll check out the lower level, too, where you can find our main instruction room (MULN 102), resources in Performing Arts and Media, and Special Collections.

Tours of Mullins Library, which is the main research library on campus, run for the next three weeks on Wednesday and Thursday: Aug. 19 and 20, Aug. 26 and 27, or Sept. 2 and 3. Tours start at 11 a.m., 2 p.m., or 5 p.m. on each of those days. No sign up is required and no reservation is needed!

Contacts

Kathleen Lehman, user experience librarian
Mullins Library
(479) 575-7048, kalehman@uark.edu

Kalli Vimr, public relations coordinator
University Libraries
479-575-7311, vimr@uark.edu

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