We have created this guide to direct you to research sources Huntington University provides for all our students. The guides will give you basic information for your specific discipline but please be aware that we have over 110 databases that could give you access to a broader scope for your paper or project. We might not be in the same proximity but the librarians are always happy to assist you with your library/research questions!
We are YOUR library and we want to help you do the best you can with the best resources available.
You might be surprised how easy database searching can be if you ask for help so please always feel free to make an appointment for a Zoom session and we can work on your research together.
-Noelle Keller, Director of Library Services
The Fort Wayne Resource Center is located on the main level of the Carew Building.
Because a Huntington University Librarian is on site on Tuesday mornings use of the Resource Center will be largely on the honor system.
Using materials from the FWRC Resource Center
If you have questions on how the system works, contact:
To further assist you we have created guides to help you get started with your research. Check out the databases listed in your research guide but also be aware that we have more assets (including the librarians) that will be very helpful to you.
The librarians at Huntington University are committed to helping you discover the resources you need to do quality research. Although you do not have as many print sources as the main campus we do offer many eBooks, and other eResources that will help you. Further, you have the librarians who love to assist in any way AND we do offer InterLibrary Loan, which means you can request information from other institutions (including the main campus) and we will do our best to get that information to you. Articles will be sent via email.
If you have questions on how the system works, contact:
Using Materials From the Arizona Resource Center