LIBRARY HOURS
SUMMER 2019
May 11-May 26
Monday-Friday: Noon-5 p.m.
May 27 (Memorial Day): Closed
May 28-June 14 (Three Week Session)
Monday-Friday: 9 a.m.-5 p.m.
Saturday-Sunday: Closed
June 17-August 9 (Eight Week session)
Monday-Friday: 8 a.m.-5 p.m.
Saturday-Sunday: Closed
July 4 (Independence Day): Closed
ASK A MERIT LIBRARIAN
Phone: (608) 263-4751
Email: Askmerit@education.wisc.edu
Live Chat with MERIT Librarian
Walk-ins are Welcome!
3rd Floor of Teacher Education Building
When you need help after the MERIT Library Information Desk is closed, Ask a Librarian from another library.
about
MERIT provides service and support for the School of Education, UW–Madison, and beyond. Staff play an active role in connecting people, information, and technology to support research, teaching, and learning.
MERIT services include:
- Information Technology Support
- Instructional Design Support for Online and Blended Courses
- Research Support
- Library Services and Collections
- Workshops and Instructional Support
- Audio Visual Classroom Support
OUR MISSION
MERIT stewards the School of Education’s Information Environment. The Information Environment (IE) is composed of people and services that enable discovery, access, design, and use of resources for teaching and learning, research, and outreach.
OUR VISION
MERIT aspires to connect people, technology, and information. Through our ongoing leadership in the adoption of emerging technologies, MERIT will empower members of the School of Education community and its partners to achieve excellence.
Collections
The MERIT collection supports teacher certification programs, includes scholarly and PK-12 print, media, and electronic materials; and is developed in collaboration with the libraries of the UW–Madison and University of Wisconsin System.
Printing & Laminating
MERIT Library offers multiple printing options, from standard B&W printing to color printing, to poster printing and hot roll lamination.
Policies
Access the MERIT Library policies and guidelines concerning equipment loans, overdue materials, and collection development.
