The Greenblatt Library, established in 1834 and named after prominent MCG physician, Robert B. Greenblatt, M.D. in 1988.

Greenblatt Library provides resources and services for the health information needs
of the faculty, staff and students of Augusta University, and serves as a source of
health information for the state of Georgia.
LIBRARY PRIVILEGES
A current Augusta University ID entitles its owner full library privileges, including borrowing from other libraries through GIL-Express and interlibrary loan. Georgia residents may obtain limited library privileges by applying for a free community borrower or community computer user account. See the Community Borrower Policy for more information regarding this service.
RESOURCES
Greenblatt Library provides an extensive collection of biomedical books, journals and audiovisuals, computer programs, databases, internet resources and various historical collections including university publications and historical archives.
INTERLIBRARY LOAN
Interlibrary Loan will borrow material not available at Augusta University to faculty, staff, and students from other libraries worldwide. The Libraries will not charge AU affiliates for this service unless the lending library charges the AU Libraries more than $75 to access the material.
COURSE RESERVES
Materials may be placed on reserve at the Information Desk to support course instruction for students.
EDUCATION
Research & Education Services Department at libref@augusta.edu or at 706-721-9911 for curriculum support for Information management and retrieval. Evidence Based Medicine, EndNote, specific databases and the Internet. Additionally, our online research guides provide discipline-specific guidance for library research.
DISTANCE EDUCATION
Library services for distance users can be arranged for students at distance learning and off campus clinical sites. Learn more about these services on our AU Online Libguide.
HOSPITAL AND CLINICS
AU affiliated faculty or residents at Wellstar MCG Medical Health Center in Augusta
or Wellstar Children's Hospital of Georgia may request assistance in person, via chat,
by phone at 706-721-3441, or email at libref@augusta.edu.
Wellstar-affiliated clinical personnel and faculty may reach the Wellstar Medical
Library via email at medical.library@wellstar.org, by telephone at 770-793-7189/7188, or by visiting the Wellstar library's website.
Please note that you must be connected to the Wellstar network to access the website.
RESEARCH HELP
Library faculty and staff are available for reference assistance and consultation for access, evaluation, and management of information resources via chat, e-mail libref@augusta.edu, by phone 706-721-3441, or at the Information Desk for help.
STUDY ROOMS AND CONFERENCE ROOMS
Greenblatt Library offers several private study rooms and freestanding study pods.
Some of the stydy rooms must be reserved online by AU affiliates prior to use.
Faculty, staff, and student organization leadership may reserve one of Greenblatt
Library’s larger conference room spaces through the Office of Classroom and Event
Services.
COMPUTER LAB
The computer lab is located on the first floor. AU students, faculty, and staff may
log in to these computers with their JagID and password. The computer lab is managed
by the Augusta University IT department.
Resource access includes electronic journals, electronic books, databases, productivity
applications (Word, Excel, PowerPoint) and scanning on both PC and Mac computers.
Lab computers are not configured to accept personal software. Printing is available
for Augusta University students.
SUGGEST A PURCHASE
The Library purchases materials recommended by faculty using the Collection Development
guidelines. Requests for new journal titles require a continuing commitment, and a
variety of factors are considered before adding a title.
If you believe that we should add a particular journal, book, or other resource, let
us know through the Library Resource Suggestion Form. We will review your request and let you know if the AU Libraries were able to purchase
the requested material.