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This guide is designed to provide location-specific information about the branch library in the Greene building, and services pertinent to users in the School of Architecture.

The Rensselaer Libraries provides access to ProQuest's Research Companion - a self-guided tutorial of the entire research process. Create a free account to earn badges, keep track of your progress, and access pre- and post-video assessment questions.

Featuring library staff picks, this guide presents information on a smorgasbord of resources the library offers, such as research tools, webinars, movies, and different campus events.

Rensselaer Libraries' guide for using Scopus - a multidisciplinary abstract and citation database. Includes tutorials for using tools for tracking, analyzing, and visualizing search results.

The Rensselaer Libraries provides access to Mendeley. Mendeley is a reference manager that can help you store, organize, note, share and cite references and research data.

Find information relevant to conducting research on subjects concerning LGBTQ+ persons, history, and social/political issues through materials available at the Library as well as other institutions. The guide also includes resources for LGBTQ+ persons relating to healthcare, legal aid, and community support, both on-campus and off.

This library guide provides a list of resources on the Library's Constitution Day Efforts

Places to Find Freely Available Datasets

This guide is designed to provide information and resources for members of the RPI community that are interested in or participating in the Bachelors of Science in Music.