The library offers services for Rollins faculty, including research assistance, critical thinking and information literacy instruction, and scholarly publication hosting.
Each librarian serves as a liaison to an academic department and can provide discipline-specific consultation and tailor resources to faculty and students. They are available to support your research, teaching, and scholarship and offer one-on-one research assistance consultations, information literacy instruction, library orientations, and more.
Olin Study Stax is a powerful platform drawing from library holdings and other systems to pull centralized reading lists that can be published directly to Canvas for students to access. Collaborate with Olin librarians and Rollins IDT to implement your course lists to streamline resource access, create reading modules, upload PDFs, and more.
Apply for a support grant to get started. For more information on this product, please visit the Olin Study Stax guide for helpful tips.
Need a book for your class? We gather book reserve requests to hold at the Circulation desk throughout the semester, whether it's your personal item or one purchased for course use.
Created by your Librarians, these research guides include links to quality and curated resources to support your students in their writing and research projects. Librarians can create guides specific to your courses or take any edit suggestions to available subject guides.
You can add these to your Canvas courses and course syllabi.
Your librarians are available to teach a research session to your students on utilizing the library’s resources and services, critical thinking and information literacy competencies. The session can be tailored to meet the learning outcomes of your assignment.
Partner with Olin library faculty and staff to help save your students money on textbooks by strategically using our resources, librarian expertise, and services supporting open educational resources and publishing.
The library offers a Textbook Affordability Grant, providing course textbooks and a stipend for instructors to recognize their work in implementing affordable solutions. Purchased textbooks will be the property of the library and can be borrowed by students for in-house use during the course of the semester.
Explore MoreThese library-sponsored grants support Rollins instructors in lowering student course material costs through the adoption of open, low-cost, or library-provided materials. Proposals are accepted throughout the year.
This grant aims to significantly lower or eliminate the cost of required materials for enrolled students.
ApplyThis grant aims to empower instructors to evaluate OER and review the findings.
ApplyThis grant aims to reduce the financial burden of textbooks on students.
Learn MoreA support grant to incentivize instructors to try out Olin Study Stax, a new course materials hub that integrates seamlessly with Canvas and is directly supported by the library to ensure the accessibility and affordability of all course materials.
Learn MoreRollins Digital Press is the College’s Open Educational Resources (OER) publishing platform, powered by Pressbooks, uses Creative Commons (CC) Licensing to ensure public access to written works while allowing copyright holders to control how their works are used or reused.
Start creating Open Access (OA) materials for your courses today.
Already published and interested in increasing your readership? Submit your recent publications to Rollins Scholarship Online, which will allow freer access to your written works for the benefit of the global research community. By creating an account and submitting your work, you can track how many readers access your publications and where they are across the globe.
Current students, faculty, and staff are encouraged to use these forms to recommend items for the library to purchase.
They are available to support your research, teaching, and scholarship.
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