Art, Architecture and Engineering Library (AAEL) Orientation
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Contact a Librarian
For research help, contact a Subject Librarian. The librarians at the Art, Architecture & Engineering Library are available to help with research in these subject areas:
Art & Design, Book Arts
Jamie Vander Broek, jlausch@umich.edu
Architecture and Urban Planning
Rebecca Price, rpw@umich.edu
Comic Books & Graphic Novels
Dave Carter, superman@umich.edu
Aerospace, Electrical Engineering, Industrial and Operations Engineering
Paul Grochowski, grocho@umich.edu
Biomedical, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Climate and Space Sciences, Entrepreneurship
Luesoni Kuck, lkuck@umich.edu
Chemical and Materials Science Engineering, Macromolecular Science
Leena Lalwani, llalwani@umich.edu
Computer Science Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Naval Engineering and Marine Architecture
Sarah Barbrow, sbarbrow@umich.edu
Engineering Education, Design Science, Nuclear Engineering and Radiological Sciences, Robotics
Jamie Niehof, jniehof@umich.edu
Welcome to the University of Michigan Library!
This guide will help you become more familiar with the Art, Architecture & Engineering Library (AAEL), and resources that you can access through the U-M Library.
Use the following tabs to learn more about your library:
- About AAEL - basic information about the library and links to our important resources
- Library Research Tips
- Useful Library Services
- How to Access Library Resources Online
- Video Tutorials on Library Services

View of the AAEL from the 2nd floor of the Duderstadt Center—check-out desk on the right, and open study spaces.
How to Get Help
Each U-M department has a librarian that works with them. See the Contact a Librarian box on the left to find the librarians for Art, Architecture, and Engineering Departments. You can email them or schedule a virtual appointment with them. To find librarians for other subjects, see the Find a Specialist page at the U-M Library website.
You can also get help through the Ask a Librarian service. Ask a Librarian is available on evenings and weekends, too! You can contact a librarian via email, phone, text or chat. The chat widget is embedded into the lower right corner of this guide.

This service is great to use when you have a quick question (What are AAEL's hours tomorrow?), especially during the evenings or weekends.
Links to Other Resources
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Duderstadt CenterLink to events and services at the Dude.
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Engineering eTextbooks Fall 2024Check to see if the textbook for your engineering class is available free online through U-M Library.