Whether you're exploring the atmosphere, tectonic plates, or climate models, librarians can guide you through your research process. Even without a subject librarian for Earth and Atmospheric Sciences, our  Teaching & Learning Librarians can still help you:

• Develop a focused research question

• Find reliable sources and data

• Evaluate scientific information

• Cite your sources (APA, MLA, etc.)

📩 Need help? Email libteach@uh.edu — we’re happy to assist!

Q: Why can’t I access a library database?
Common reasons include:

• We don’t subscribe to that database

• You’re not signed in with your CougarNet credentials

• You’re off-campus and need to log in through the library website

• You’re not affiliated with UH

📌 Tip: Reset your CougarNet password if login fails.

Q: I found an article, but can’t access it. What now?

• Check if UH has access to the journal via Journal Titles

• Request it through Interlibrary Loan (ILL)  if it's unavailable

Q: How do I check out cameras or equipment?

• Visit the MD Anderson, Health Sciences, or Music Libraries

• Bring your valid Cougar Card

• First come, first served — no holds allowed
  👉 Browse Available Equipment

Have another question? Use our Ask A Librarian  service anytime!