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Come talk to a librarian at the Research Help Desk on the main floor of the Library Mondays to Fridays, 10:00am-12:00pm, 1:00-3:00pm for in-person research help, first come first served. Or email an individual librarian (see email addresses below) to book an in-person appointment for research help (Note: Monday mornings and some Friday mornings shifts are scheduled from 10:30am-12:30pm). Book a Zoom session to meet with a librarian online between 8 AM and 4:30 PM, Mondays to Fridays. Contact a Trinity Western librarian through the Research Help Desk email address.
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William Badke |
Qinqin Zhang Office -- Main Level |
Tel. 604-513-2121 x 3923 Office -- Main Level |
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Email us at circ@twu.ca |
Telephone us at 604-513-2023 about:
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Tracey Krause
Tel. 604-513-2121 x 3925, Office -- Upper Level -- Archives -- 229
E-mail: tracey.krause@twu.ca
Available by appointment only.
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The CRC is open during Library hours, |
Submit an ILL request via the link on this page. For general inquiries about ILL, please email ill@twu.ca.
You may also contact our ILL support staff below for your questions.
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For help with placing ILL requests:
Ken Pearson |
For help with ILL renewals and fees:
Lori Penner |
Technical Assistance
Click here to submit a Help Desk request if you have technical problems on the library website.
If you're having problems withe the Help Desk system, email IT support directly twit@twu.ca
Here are some initial troubleshooting suggestions. Be sure to contact us if you're still having problems.
Locked account - If you've tried and failed to log in multiple times, you may contact IT's Public Assistance for help.
Is this a new problem?
If you've been able to log in from off campus, but suddenly access stops working, it could be a temporary problem. This sometimes happens with even the best online providers. Contact us to see if anyone else has reported a problem.
Are you still registered as a student, or employee? Call Circulation at 604-513-2023 or e-mail circ@twu.ca and they'll be able to tell you if your registration is current.
If you're still not able to access databases, try:
Passwords - If you're having problems with your password, check out the Knowledge Base.
Can you log in on campus, but not at home? Or, can you log in to Moodle or the Student Portal successfully from off campus?
If yes, then it's probably not a password problem. It could be:
A Browser Problem - Sometimes an error page gets stuck in the browser's cache and won't let the browser access the correct live page. To clear your cache, see this WikiHow page.
A Firewall Problem - If you are still having problems and are sure that your user name and password are correct, check to see if you are using a personal firewall and that it will allow an outgoing connection to the address twu.idm.oclc.org port 443 or 80 and that you also do not have your web browser connecting through your ISP's proxy server. This can be checked as follows:
If your browser is configured to use a proxy server you will need to either disable this option or configure the settings to "bypass" the proxy server for the address twu.idm.oclc.org. If you have personal firewall software or hardware then you can check to see if it is causing the problem by disabling it and try to log in again. If this works then you will need to check your firewall documentation or support site to allow outgoing browser connections to port 2048 of the address twu.idm.oclc.org
Finally, if you have a research project due soon and are having access problems, while IT/the library is figuring out what the problem is, contact infodesk@twu.ca and we may be able to help you with your research.
Land Acknowledgement
Trinity Western University's Langley campus is located on the traditional, ancestral, unceded territory of the Stó:lō people. We are grateful for the opportunity to live, work, and learn on this land.
