Campus Spotlight: David Oldenkamp, INTL Librarian

Each Monday this semester, I will be highlighting one of the lesser-known resources on campus. The focus of this week's Campus Spotlight is David Oldenkamp, librarian for International Studies. David shares information below on how to contact him, where to find him, and some pretty interesting resources that you can use this semester!

Hey International Studies Students!  Welcome Back!

As you collect your fresh pile of Spring 2011 syllabi, remember that help is available as you do your research.  I’m your librarian, and I’m here to help…. but I can only help you if you ask me for help!

Here is how you can Contact Me:

Office Phone:  812-856-1746

doldenka@indiana.edu

AIM: IUBInternational

Facebook:  David Oldenkamp

Text Number:  812-320-7868

My Office Hours  and Reference Desk Hours for Spring 2011 are:

Mondays:  3-5 pm  Office Hours

Tuesdays:  2-4 pm (Reference Desk West Tower)

Tuesdays:  4-5 pm  Office Hours

Wednesdays:  about every other week, I work on the West Tower Reference Desk from 6-9 pm

Thursdays:  12-2 pm  Office Hours

Thursdays:  2-4 pm (Reference Desk West Tower)

Fridays:  12-1 pm (Reference Desk East Tower)

Office Location: Wells Library, Information Commons, Room W-121 (ask a librarian if you can't find my office).  If I’m at the reference desk, then just come on up and ask me a question.  Note:  Sometimes I have to swap reference desk shifts with other librarians because I have to do some teaching or have to go to a meeting, so this schedule might vary slightly from week to week.

REMINDER:   IGO Search Engine!

I've created a search engine using a new Google product (Google Co-op), and now you can use this to search across hundreds of IGOs, from the United Nations, World Bank, International Monetary Fund, African Union, European Union, UNAIDS, World Intellectual Property Organization, International Organization for Migration, etc...   Check it out here:

http://www.google.com/coop/cse?cx=006748068166572874491%3A55ez0c3j3ey

Also, remember that we have hours and hours of *free* entertainment available at the Wells Library.  Visit the Wells Library, Lower Level and go into the Media & Reserve Services area (the door is next to the IU Credit Union ATM).  They have thousands of domestic and foreign films available.

-David