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The five Sheridan Libraries — the Milton S. Eisenhower Library, the Brody Learning Commons, the Albert D. Hutzler Reading Room, the George Peabody Library, and the John Work Garrett Library — provide the major research library resources for Johns Hopkins University.
The Sheridan Dean of University Libraries, Archives and Museums at Johns Hopkins University oversees library services in the five Sheridan libraries and coordinates library services across the university.
Librarians in the Academic Liaison Department can help with everything from on-the-spot consultations and information literacy to advanced research support.
Develops and implements services that connect students, scholars and professionals with the vast array of library resources critical to their research, teaching and learning.
The Center for Educational Resources is the teaching and learning center supporting instructors in the Krieger School of Arts and Sciences and the Whiting School of Engineering.
Conservators and preservation experts care for the collections, train future professionals, and pursue original research through the Heritage Science for Conservation program.
The data services team provide consultations and training on: Data management and sharing; Using GIS and geospatial data; Finding and accessing data; Using tools and software for working with data.
The Digital Research and Curation Center develops and supports information technology infrastructure of the Sheridan Libraries.
Teams of service development professionals in library, education, hospitality and related sectors that customize, provide, and consult on sustainable, scalable service solutions and models for clients within and beyond the JHU community.
Staff in the Office of External Affairs are ready to help you determine the best way to match your philanthropic goals with giving opportunities at the Sheridan Libraries.
Contact staff in the Human Resources Department for information about employment opportunities.
Also known as Sheridan Libraries @ Columbia & DC, staff support research and teaching for faculty and graduate students at those locations and in part-time online programs.
Curators and librarians from Special Collections are your guides to the more than 400,000 rare books in our collections.
Staff in the University Archives collect, preserve, and provide access to Johns Hopkins University history.
Download the Sheridan Libraries Organization Chart (pdf)