Have a question? Ask a librarian! Have you identified books or articles that you would like to read, but that the McCartney Library does not own? We are happy to order these items for you from another library. Simply fill out the interlibrary loan form and we will contact you when the items have arrived.
Your local public library may also offer interlibrary loan services or have relevant books in their collections. Have questions about Interlibrary Loan, or about how to identify resources for your project? In addition, you can login with your Geneva account to review due dates or to renew books that you have checked out.
Databases help you find journal articles, magazine articles, newspaper articles, and much more on your research topic. Simply follow these instructions! All public libraries exist to provide information to their users. The collection of a library near you, particularly large city libraries, may have materials that are relevant and useful to your research.
Click the link under "Holding Libraries" to see the list. Research Help. Adult Degree Program Research Guide. Use databases to find articles Databases help you find journal articles, magazine articles, newspaper articles, and much more on your research topic. Access the databases from your home, office, or anywhere else you have an internet connection by following these instructions. Feel free to ask a librarian if you have questions about selecting, accessing, or searching the databases.
This will retrieve a complete list of all the applied research reports that we have at McCartney Library. To limit your search to a topic, type "applied research reports" and a keyword or phrase. If you are unable to visit McCartney Library, you can order a photocopy of the bibliography or another portion of a paper up to 35 pages by requesting it following the instructions for ordering McCartney Library materials. Find a library near you All public libraries exist to provide information to their users.
