Finding articles or books is not rocket science

You don't have to be a "rocket scientist" as they say to do research, but finding that journal article or book, those stats and so on, can be an interesting challenge at times. The library resources you have available are extensive, which is great, but because there is so much, and it is located in all sorts of different places and formats, it can be a little tricky to know what to do or where to go sometimes.

So don't be shy about asking for help, that's what they employ us for! You can get assistance from the information desk on the main floor (on your right as you come in the library,) and that desk is open all hours the library is. You can also chat with us via the library home page chat window, email us, phone us at 407-708-2305, make research appointments, so one way or another you should be able to get the help you need.
By the way, that actually is an early picture of a NASA rocket scientist, Donald Raymond Frenk, Sr. who literally invented the rocket propulsion system that would be the foundation of  NASA's rocket drives.