Engineering Physics (EP) Graduate Orientation 2021 : Home

Essential information: 

• Start your literature searches and find information about library locations, services, and more at the UW-Madison Libraries website, library.wisc.edu. 
• Find books, music, videos, and more using the catalog search.
• Find the right databases to search for the articles, conference papers, eBooks, and other resources you need using the database search.
• Your WisCard is your library card for physical materials.
• Access electronic materials using your NetID.
• We have many libraries on campus. You are welcome at all of them!

Learn more about campus library resources, services, spaces, and expertise with this UW-Madison Libraries Orientation. 

To best facilitate your research and maintain contact with the colleges and departments we serve, UW Science & Engineering Librarians work in teams. 

AGES (Agriculture, Geology, & Environmental Sciences) Team

Email the AGES Team

Karen Dunn | Steenbock LIbrary​

Marie Dvorzak | Geology Library

Heather Shimon | Steenbock Library

Bioscience Team

Email the Bioscience Team

Jessica Newman | Steenbock Library

Barb Sisolak | Steenbock Library

Angel Tang | Steenbock Library

PSET (Physical Science & Engineering Team)

Email PSET
Schedule a Consultation

Ariel Andrea | Chemistry Building

Dave Bloom | Steenbock Library

Anne Glorioso | Steenbock Library

Erin Thomas | Steenbock Library

UW Madison Libraries Statement of Values

“The UW–Madison Libraries will continue to look for ways to eliminate undue hardship for the patrons who use our collections, services, and facilities. We will continue to work to ensure we provide welcoming and inclusive surroundings for all who wish to take advantage of our spaces and services. Actions meant to hurt, alienate, or divide this community will not be tolerated.” 

UW Madison Science & Engineering Libraries: Diversity, Inclusion &  Equity 

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