Nathaniel King
Social Sciences Librarian
Welcome! I'm the subject librarian for Global Studies, Military Studies and Public Policy.
I have a BA (First Class Honours) in history from the University of Wollongong and an MSLS from UNC-Chapel Hill.
FAQs for Nathaniel
Can you help me find articles, books, statistics and data on my research topic?
I'm delighted to provide in-depth, personalized research assistance via e-mail, phone and chat for undergraduates, graduate students and faculty.
For complicated questions, I'm always glad to set up a time for an in-depth consultation.
Can you purchase library materials for my research and/or teaching?
I purchase library materials for Davis Library in the following subject areas: Global Studies, Journalism and Mass Comunication, Public Administration, Public Policy, and Military Studies. Please don't hesitate to contact me with your purchase suggestions.
Can you help my class with a research assignment?
I teach discipline-targeted library instruction sessions to help students complete the research component of their assignment. These classes are closely tailored to the needs of the students and the instructor's learning outcomes. Please e-mail me and I'll be happy to discuss your needs.
How can I speed up the process of saving and citing my research?
I can help you use
RefWorks,
EndNote or
Zotero. These tools allow you to save citations with a click and create a bibliography in seconds.
Can you help me create a Web site to promote my research and writing?
I'll be more than happy to can help you create a Web presence. Regardless of your technical skills, I'll help you create a site that is easy to update and maintain.
Can you inform me of new library materials that match my interests?
I can help you create electronic alerts that automatically notify you of new materials that match your interests. We can create alerts for specific authors, subject areas, journal titles and more.
I'm revising a research assignment. Are you able to help?
I'm always happy to identify appropriate services (e.g. holding a class for students to create Web sites to display their work) and library materials (e.g. unique archival material or specific databases) that allow students to engage with the process of research and scholarship.
Can you help me archive my research materials and publications?
I can help undergraduates, graduate students and faculty archive and preserve their research and writing through the
Carolina Digital Repository (CDR). The CDR provides a secure home for your research and scholarly work. Please see the
CDR FAQ for more information.
Finding me
My office is on the first floor of Davis Library, in the Research & Instructional Services Department. Please ask for me at the reference desk. You can also e-mail or call to set up a consultation.
I look forward to working with you!
