Accessibility

If you have a diagnosed disability and believe you would benefit from academic, housing, or dietary accommodations, you are strongly encouraged to register with the Center of Accessibility located in the Diane M. Halle Library (LIB 209).

To determine if you have a qualifying diagnosed disability, please refer to the Chapter 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) of 1990, and the Americans with Disabilities Act Amendments Act of 2008 (ADAAA).
To learn more about the Center of Accessibility, click here to view our website.
To apply for accommodations, fill out this Accessibility Services Accommodation Request Form using your Endicott email.

If you have any questions, please reach out to access@endicott.edu

Tutoring & Writing Center - accessible in person and virtually!

As a free and heavily utilized resource to all Endicott students, our team is here to guide you in your learning and pursuit of excellence in writing. You can book content tutoring or writing tutoring sessions using the online scheduling platform, TutorTrac, or you can see our small group and workshop offerings for the semester.

If you have any questions, please reach out to tutor@endicott.edu.

Academic Coaching

The Center for Academic Coaching provides a caring and consistent environment to support academic progress at Endicott. Our professional coaches stress ten core coaching competencies. These competencies include developing academic self awareness; developing academic confidence, resilience, and grit; refining time management and organization skills and strategies; improving communication skills; and learning how to identify and access resources. This is a fee-for-service program. If you would like to learn more about academic coaching, please email academicoaching@endicott.edu

Library Resources - on and off campus access!

Library Resources

Off campus access requires your Endicott email and email password to be entered when prompted. If you are having trouble with off campus access or anything else, please contact reference services at end@noblenet.org or 978-232-2268.

Reference Services - Professional reference librarians provide both individual assistance and group instruction to support student and faculty research and information needs, and to assist users in developing information literacy skills that will facilitate lifelong learning. They can provide answers to specific questions, advise and help with bibliographic sources, and consult with students on longer term projects. Reference librarians can also conduct classroom instructional sessions to course sections upon request.
Interlibrary Loan - Contact reference librarians at end@noblenet.org for access to book and journal articles beyond our collection.
LibGuides - Access our LibGuides site to view a variety of research tutorials and subject guides created by our reference librarians.

Databases - Periodical and research databases aggregate and enable access to hundreds of thousands of individual full-text journal articles across disciplines. Access under ‘Halle Library Resources’ on the library’s web page.

Books

NOBLE book catalog - Use the NOBLE book catalog to search for books, eBooks, DVD’s, and other materials. Searches can be limited to the Diane M. Halle Library, or can be expanded to include all libraries in the North of Boston Library Exchange. To log in to the catalog in order to place holds and view account information, patrons should use the barcode on their gull card as their username, and their student ID number as their password. If you have trouble logging in, please contact the library.
Massachusetts Commonwealth catalog - Registered patrons can also search for items through the Commonwealth Catalog. To log in, patrons must use their gull card barcode number. The NOBLE catalog should always be searched prior to ordering items through the Commonwealth Catalog. Please note that patrons may only have 10 active requests through the Commonwealth Catalog at one time.
EBSCO eBooks - Search all of our EBSCO eBook collections in one place. This includes access to three eBook collections. These collections consist of a large selection of multidisciplinary eBook titles representing a broad range of academic subject matter as well as individually curated titles to complement our academic programs.