Intended to serve as a model for those wishing to assist librarians in conducting research, this guide describes the funding sources and computing, consulting, writing, and other resources available to University of Colorado Boulder librarians who want to engage in research. Sources of funding to support research are listed first, including the university and the university library, the state (Colorado Endowment for Humanities), and national sources (American Library Association, Council on Library Resources, OCLC, Special Libraries Association, National Endowment for Humanities, and Association for Library and Information Science Education). On-campus computing services that provide statistical analysis and word processing are described, together with workshops for training in computer use. Three sources of consultants for library research are also noted, as well as sources for editorial assistance, assistance in getting release time for research, and rules and regulations affecting research at Colorado University. A bibliography that lists eight books on the research-related issues of grants, research methods, statistics, and publishing concludes the guide. (KRN)