UPDATED AUGUST 17, 2023: Masks are no longer required when entering and moving about inside the library but may be requested for interpersonal interactions.
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In order to access online Mount A Library resources, you need to be authenticated as a Mount A student, faculty or employee.
For article databases, ebooks, journals, and streaming media:
Use your Mount A username and 14+ character password.
For your Novanet library account status, renewing loans, and complete Novanet results in the catalogue
Use your Mount A username with the @mta suffix and 14+ character password.
Want to know more about the Library of Congress Classification System? See the Understanding Call Numbers section of the Research Tips page.
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Book a research appointment with a Subject Librarian |
Library Services |
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Research help |
Available in-person at Research Help Desk or virtually:
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Librarian research consultations |
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Access to R.P. Bell & Music Libraries |
Libraries are open to everyone.
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Access to print collections |
See also Ebooks |
Novanet Express requests, holds, & interlibrary loan pickups |
Users are free to pick up requested items during open hours |
Archives |
Contact Archives for info See also Archives Descriptions Database |
Special Collections |
Contact Special Collections for info |
Interlibrary loans | Available |
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Access to course reserves |
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Loan renewals |
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Loan returns |
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Printing, photocopying, & scanning |
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Equipment borrowing (Mac chargers, laptops, etc.) | |
Study & group spaces |
Library Services | Availability |
Subject guides | See the list of guides available |
Research databases | See A-Z list of databases |
Streaming media | See A-Z list of databases with streaming media |
Novanet Express | Place holds in Novanet. |
Librarians are available to meet with you in person, by phone, or online.
Open Educational Resources (OER) are teaching and learning resources that are freely available to educators and learners.This guide provides links and information for faculty exploring OER as teaching resources.
Sam Trosow, associate professor of Law and Information Science at Western University, has posted an analysis of Canadian fair dealing in these exceptional COVID-19 circumstances. Details here.
With credit to Mount Saint Vincent University Libraries for format and content within this page.