You'll find many different types of resources in the library catalog: books, links to electronic books, audiovisual material, and links to other types of electronic resources.
Some search tips:
* Try the Advanced Search * Vary your search terms - if cats doesn't work, try felines * Check your spelling! * Once you find a book, use the index (at the back) to find the information you really need.
Finding E-Books
Remember that you will have to log in if using either from off-campus.
You can click on the titles of the books and read them online.
Many books can be downloaded for a set period of time.
EBSCO eBooksThis link opens in a new windowProvides access to over 140,000 eBooks including reference works, scholarly books, and literature and fiction.
JSTOR eBooksThis link opens in a new windowBooks at JSTOR offers approximately 50,000 ebooks from renowned scholarly publishers, integrated with journals and primary sources on JSTOR's easy-to-use platform.
ProQuest eBooksThis link opens in a new windowProQuest's Ebook Central provides access to over 170,000 academic ebook titles representing approximately 150 publishers. The collection was formerly know as ebrary's Academic Complete.
Sage KnowledgeThis link opens in a new windowIncludes access to over 5,000 Sage scholarly monographs, reference works, professional development titles, and textbooks.
