Welcome!
As environmental engineers, your ability to find, evaluate, use, and contribute information effectively is a vital professional and personal asset. You've been doing it all your life and can build on this experience to develop your academic and professional knowledge and skills. The objective of this session is for you to learn about the resources of the UNH Library that support your ability to do exactly that, and for you to incorporate these resources into your research and work habits.
I hope to be able to help you this year and throughout your time at UNH. Even as alumni, you can contact us!
-- Emily
Using this guide:
This introductory page has general information about the UNH Library, especially for engineering. Click on the tabs above for introductions on finding different types of information for this course and other environmental engineering courses. This guide is just one of many course and research guides that you can find and use at the UNH Library website.
Most online UNH Library resources are only accessible to UNH Durham & UNH-Manchester students, faculty, staff, and on-campus visitors.
When you are on campus, you do not have to do anything special to use most online library resources; just access them through the library's website. From off-campus, there are two ways to access the online resources:
1. Start your search on the UNH Library website. Our links for online resources, including databases, e-books, e-journals, streaming videos, and music, are customized to prompt for a UNH ID and password for authentication when the system detects that your device is off-campus..
2. Another way to authenticate your status as a UNH Wildcat is to install UNH VPN with the special all_traffic configuration on your computer or VPN-compatible device (library VPN instructions). When you connect, this gives your computer an "on-campus" IP address and the all_traffic connection allows library resources to flow through the campus network to you.
If you have trouble connecting, check your network connection and/or try a different browser. If there is still a problem, contact me or library staff, or fill out the online library access problem report.
