Services for Graduate Students

Interlibrary Loan (ILL) locates and obtains materials for our faculty, staff, and students that are not available in our collections. This service provides access to additional resources from participating libraries that support the same delivery times and generous loan periods. A search in Research@UWW will offer options for requesting content not found in our collections.

Please note you will need to sign into Research@UWW by clicking Sign in at the upper right to access the request options.

How to request items through Interlibrary Loan [Video]

For a visual guide on using Interlibrary Loan, watch the video below

Distance student?

If you are a distance education student -- you live more than 30 miles from campus and do not have any on-campus classes -- you are welcome to use our Document Delivery service. 

When requesting an item, enter in the Notes field that you are a Distance Ed student, along with your mailing address to have items (from Whitewater or from another campus) sent to your home address for free. (You will be responsible for the item’s postage, shipped with a tracking number, or delivery back to Andersen Library for returns.) 

What is Scholarly Writing?

Scholarly, or academic, writing is something that will be expected of you in your DBA classes. This kind of writing is of the same quality you would find in the journal articles you read during your research. The tone will be formal, the content will be concise. 

Check out Purdue OWL's page on Academic Writing for an overview of establishing arguments, being concise, adding emphasis and more.

If you would like some in-person help with drafting your ideas, organization, or editing a draft, schedule an appointment with the UWW Writing Center.