Circulation Services provides friendly and courteous service to the University of Louisiana at Lafayette community and the general public in lending library materials. Staff members are responsible for managing library study spaces, answering directional questions, and stack maintenance.
We've made some changes to streamline user services and create a more personalized experience for our users.
The circulation and reference desks were consolidated so you can now get all the help you'll need in one place at one desk.
That means you'll be able to get a study room, a stuffed animal, a calculator, research assistance, and anything else you may need at the same time.
Looking for a new hang out spot in the library? Stay tuned for Dupré Den, a cozy space with bean bags for relaxing or studying.
Congratulations to Cheylon Woods, an honoree for the705's 14th annual 20 Under 40 Acadiana Leadership Award! Cheylon is the director of the Ernest J. Gaines Center, an archivist, and an associate professor at the Edith Garland Dupré Library.
Join us as we celebrate Constitution Day on Tuesday, Sept. 17th with a series of special events:
Come be a part of the celebration!
Exciting Opportunity for Undergrad Students!
Enter the 2024 Constitution Day Essay Contest and you can win $200 from the Daughters of the American Revolution Galvez Chapter for the best essay!
Write a 500-word essay proposing a 28th amendment to the Constitution and submit it by Sept. 25th to cola@louisiana.edu with the subject line "Constitution Day Essay." Winner must attend the DAR Galvez Chapter meeting on Oct. 3rd.
UL Lafayette undergraduate students can enter the 2023 Constitution Day Essay Contest and win a $200 prize from the Galvez Chapter of The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution.
Topic: Write a 28th Amendment to the Constitution
Contest Rules:
Research Help/Library Information
(337) 482-6025 | Ask Us! | 1st Floor | reference@louisiana.edu or circulation@louisiana.edu
Interlibrary Loan Services
(337) 482-6036 | Room 157 | ill@louisiana.edu
The Coronavirus Research Database from ProQuest is a free health and medical research database for openly available content related to the COVID-19 outbreak.
