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How can I ask a librarian for help when I am working from an off-campus or remote location?

Last Updated: Jul 22, 2015 | 213 Views

Topics: Reference Librarian, Off-Campus Access, E-mail, Phone

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If you are not in the library and need to contact a librarian, visit the Kean University Library home page, then click Ask a Librarian. The information provided in the "How to use LibAnswers" box explains how you can get help by e-mail, phone, or SMS: TXT.

Answered by Linda Cifelli

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