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Steven Escar Smith, Dean
Rita H. Smith, Executive Associate Dean
Teresa Walker, Associate Dean
Holly Mercer, Associate Dean
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Professors
Atkins, D., MLIS – Wisconsin
Braquet, D., MSLS – Louisiana State
Mack, T., MSLS – Tennessee
Mercer, H., MLIS – South Carolina
Smith, R., MSLS – Illinois
Smith, S., MLn – South Carolina
Williamson, J., PhD – North Carolina
Wise, N., MSLS – Tennessee
Associate Professors
Beals, J., MLS – Kent State
Berry, T., MSLS – Tennessee
Bridges, A., MLS – Rhode Island
Caldwell, R., MLIS – Indiana
Casado, M., MSLS – Tennessee
Durman, C., MS – Tennessee
Fernandez, P., MLIS – South Florida
Hristov, N., MSLS – Louisiana State
Manoff, M., MLIS – South Carolina
March, G., MS – Tennessee
Ratledge, D., MSLS – Tennessee
Royse, M., MSLS – North Carolina
Sharp, A., MLIS – Alabama
Shumar, A., MLIS – Pittsburgh
Viera, A., MLIS – California (Berkeley)
Walker, T., MS – Tennessee
Wallace, A., MLn – Washington
Assistant Professors
Allen, M., MSIS – Tennessee
Baggett, M., MLIS – Louisiana State
Bedenbaugh, R., MLIS – South Carolina
Brannen, M., MS – Tennessee
Bronstad, K., MA – Wisconsin (Madison)
Caldwell, C., MS – Tennessee
Eaker, C., MS – Tennessee
Halaychik, C., MLIS – Florida State
Li, J., MLIS – Western Ontario
Maynor, A., MS – Tennessee
Mays, R., MS – Tennessee
Milewski, S., MS – Tennessee
Romans, L., MLIS – South Carolina
Ruffin, I., MLIS – North Carolina (Greensboro)
Sandelli, A., MS – North Carolina (Chapel Hill)
The library is everywhere you are. Research assistance is available by walk-in, e-mail, phone, chat and text, and by appointment with the subject librarian who specializes in your discipline. The UT Libraries holds 3.3 million print volumes but places a high priority on providing access to electronic resources. Visit lib.utk.edu to chat with a librarian, find books and electronic resources, watch a video tutorial about using the library, or connect with us on social media.
The John C. Hodges Library in the heart of campus houses the majority of the UT Libraries’ collections and many unique services. The technology-rich Commons, which comprises the entire second floor of Hodges Library, is a popular gathering place for students, for both studying and socializing. The Commons brings together all the tools students need to succeed: technology, research assistance, advising services, and even a coffee shop. At the Commons, students can check out equipment such as laptops and cameras, work collaboratively in group study rooms, create videos or multimedia projects in the Studio, or get help at the Writing Center, Math Tutorial Center, and Student Success Center. During the semester the Hodges Library remains open 24 hours, five nights a week.
Two branch libraries on the Knoxville campus offer specialized collections and services to their patrons: the Webster C. Pendergrass Agriculture and Veterinary Medicine Library on the Ag Campus and the George F. DeVine Music Library in the Natalie L. Haslam Music Building. Other unique collections available to students include a map collection and Special Collections (manuscripts and rare books) in Hodges Library, and digitized collections of the library’s unique holdings.
The UT Libraries participates in the cultural life of the university, hosting a Writers in the Library series of readings, art and video contests, and international film screenings.
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