Reference Help Available Today:
Dr. Victoria Swinney
Director, Associate Professor of Library Science
(405) 208-5072
[email protected]
Subjects: Health Professions and Sciences (and temporarily Performing Arts)
Dr. Robert Dorman
Monographs Librarian, Professor of Library Science
(405) 208-5162
[email protected]
Subjects: Applied Behavioral Studies, Criminal Justice, Education, History, Political Science, Psychology, Sociology, and Non-Profit Leadership
Lee Webb
Reference Librarian, Associate Professor of Library Science
Librarian, Saint Paul School of Theology
(405) 208-5163
[email protected]
Subjects: Religion, Philosophy, Speech/Debate & Business
Christina Wolf
Archivist & Special Collections Librarian, Professor of Library Science
(405) 208-5919
[email protected]
Subjects: Studio Art, Film, English, Modern Languages, and Mass Communications
Laci Bowers
Senior Interlibrary Loan Specialist
(405) 208-5026
[email protected]
Kat Herbison
Operations Specialist
(405) 208-5804
[email protected]
Laurel Newsom
Learning Enhancement Center Supervisor
(405) 208-5953
[email protected]
Laurie Schneider
Senior Cataloging Specialist
(405) 208-5064
[email protected]
Molly Selman
Acquisitions Specialist
(405) 208-5306
[email protected]
Jude Tubbs
Circulation Technician
(405) 208-5438
[email protected]
Ryan Walker
Access Services Manager
(405) 208-5956
[email protected]
The Document Delivery service delivers materials owned by Dulaney-Browne Library to the offices of OCU faculty and staff. Materials include books and photocopies of articles within our journal collection. For assistance, contact Interlibrary Loan at 405-208-5874.
To request a book or other physical item such as a dvd or music score, please make a hold request through the Discovery system. Be sure to indicate in the Notes field where you want the item delivered (e.g. your faculty office, department office or mailbox). See the tutorial box on this page if you need assistance on how to make a hold request.
To request an article from our print journal collection, use the button below.
The library also offers faculty the option to provide another person to check out materials in the faculty member's name. This could be a research assistant or a family member you choose to allow to borrow items on your account.
