- Customized searching
in all appropriate databases, whether licensed by the library
or not, identifies the literature, statistics and other information
related to your grant or proposal. The only charges for UA affiliates
are those incurred if it is necessary to search external databases
that charge fees. To arrange for a search of any kind,
---Use the email or online chat service 
---Call 626-6125
---Visit the Information Desk
---Directly email a specific librarian based on their area
of expertise.
- Consultation services in EndNote and Reference Manager assist
researchers or administrative assistants in managing the bibliographic
references for their grants at no charge. Contact Mari
Stoddard to set up an appointment for a private consultation
on your grant's particular needs.
- Technical assistance in Word or Excel provides support to
researchers or administrative assistants who must deal with
figures, charts and formatting problems in their proposal document.
Visit the Library Computer Lab for help.
- Assistance in budgeting for library services that charge fees,
such as interlibrary loans, ensures there are funds in the grant
to cover them. Contact Joan
Schlimgen.
- The AHSL boilerplate can be edited, if desired, and included
in the grant proposal:
- Copy Technology Services (CTS)
can save valuable time by copying your grant proposal for you---by
your deadline. Submit your job
online or drop it off at CTS on the 3rd floor of the library.
- Grant-Related Web Sites:
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The
Arizona Health Sciences Library is Arizona’s largest and
most comprehensive health sciences library, providing access to
current biomedical information resources and services that support
the wide-ranging research being conducted at the Health Sciences
Center. Below are some of the services the library provides in
support of grants: