The Z. Smith Reynolds Library consists of the Reynolds Wing and the Wilson Wing connected by the atrium with open stacks in both wings
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These books for international students were purchased in memory of Cristina Yu.
Succeeding As an International Student in the United States and Canada
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Getting Ahead as an International Student
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Crossing Borders: International Women Students in American Higher Education
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Mentoring Magic Pick the Card for Your Success: A Guidebook for Students in Higher Education Who Are American, International, or Studying Abroad
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Studying Psychology in the United States: Expert Guidance for International Students
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Study Skills for Speakers of English as a Second Language
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What Do International Students Think and Feel? Adapting to U.S. College Life and Culture
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College Culture, Student Success
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The International Student Handbook
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What Every ESL Student Should Know
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Learn to Listen, Listen to Learn: Academic Listening and Note-taking
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Learn to Listen, Listen to Learn 2: Academic Listening and Note-Taking
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Academic English Vocabulary for International Students
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Collins Cobuild Illustrated Basic Dictionary of American English
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Collins Cobuild Intermediate American English Dictionary
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Collins Cobuild Advanced American English Dictionary
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Collins Cobuild Active English Grammar
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Collins Cobuild Dictionary of Phrasal Verbs
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Collins Cobuild Idioms Dictionary
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Beyond the Answer Sheet: Academic Success for International Students
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Ten Steps to Advancing College Reading Skills
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Grammar Troublespots: Guide for Student Writers
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In the Know: Understanding and Using Idioms
by The ZSR Library teaches several sections of a 1.5-hour Information Literacy course each semester
