School of Psychology Test Library
Welcome to the Test Library, operated by the School of Psychology at the University of Sydney, which contains a wide range of psychological test material. The Clinical Psychology Unit (CPU) maintains a library of test materials only for use by staff and students from the School of Psychology. As a shared resource, the CPU Test Library is managed by CPU staff with policies agreed by all contributing groups. All users must be familiar with Test Library policy. The Test Library Catalogue may be searched on-line.
The primary functions of the CPU Test Library are to:
- Support teaching at the postgraduate level
- Facilitate assessment and therapy offered to the community through the University Clinic
- Promote research
Location:
The Test Library is located in the Clinical Psychology Unit in room 123 of the Transient Building. The Clinical Psychology Unit offices and Test Library can be hard to find. Walk towards Fisher Library from Manning. Turn right into Fisher Road (the first right, after the Manning sunken lawn). Walk past the beautiful Anderson Stuart Building on your left until you get to the not-so-beautiful corrugated-iron-clad Transient Building. Keep walking past and enter the building via the first set of concrete steps you see. Once inside, go through the green door on your right labeled 'Clinical Psychology'. Walk around the corridor to your left until you come to an office with a glass wall - the Test Library. Test Library is open only at specific times. Opening hours are subject to change during the year. Hours are posted on Test Library door and website.
| Contact Details | Opening Hours | ||
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| Test Librarians | Mel Mence, Averil Cook | Monday | 9am - 1pm |
| Test Library Coordinator | David Horry | Tuesday | 9am - 12pm |
| Location | Rm 123, Transient Building (F12) | Wednesday | 11am - 1pm |
| Phone | (+61 2) 9036 9236 | Thursday | 2pm - 5pm |
| Friday | closed | ||
| Postal Address | Test Library School of Psychology |
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| Brennan MacCallum Building (A18) University of Sydney NSW 2006 |
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