Ebook Collections

ProQuest is the library's second largest ebook partner providing access to over 200,000 ebooks in all subject areas.

• Titles in this  collection can be accessed by single or multiple use, based on the individual book title - learn how to tell.
• Most have Digital Right Management (DRM explained) and have restrictions on the # of pages that can be saved or printed per day, the total # is set by the publisher and ranges from 20 up to the entire book - learn how to tell. 

How do I view a ProQuest ebook?

You can read ebooks directly in your browser.

Can I print or save ProQuest eBook pages as a PDF?

Depending on publisher-specified limits up to 40% of pages of an individual ebook can be printed, saved or emailed as a PDF file per user, per day from within the ebook viewer. Learn more.

• Some titles may not allow for printing due to individual publisher-specified limits.
• The number of pages may vary depending on individual publisher-specified limits.
• If you have reached your printing limit, the option to print or save eBook pages will be temporarily unavailable.

Can I download an entire ProQuest ebook to my computer or device?

Yes ebooks can be downloaded to your computer or mobile device and read with the free Adobe Digital Editions app.

Note this option requires you to have Adobe Digital Editions installed and have an Adobe account - get complete download instructions here.

Recommendation: "I often tell students to bypass the download option, instead view the ebook in the browser and use the print or save option if you need to output a chapter or certain pages."

It's very easy to share an ebook: