Librarian
After the Interview
To find articles in at least two of the journals recommended by your professor you can see if we get the journal online or use an article database. If we get the journal online you can either browse or search it.
Find the journal online
- Journal Search This link opens in a new windowDo a Journal Search in Find It@UofSC. We may get the journal online.
You can set up alerts with the database or journal provider to be notified when new issues are published. It's a great way to stay up on what is being published in your favorite journals.
Search an education database
- Education Source and ERIC This link opens in a new windowAssuming the recommended sources are in education, you could use the education databases to search for articles.
Enter some topic words in the search boxes. Scroll down a bit and the name of the journal in the Publication box.
If a PDF of the article isn't available in the database be sure and use the Full Text Finder link to see if you can get the article online.
- Other Article DatabasesFind more article databases in education or other subject areas.
What if the library doesn't have the article?
- Interlibrary LoanInterlibrary Loan is a free service to students, faculty and staff. Request materials we don't have or request scans of articles and book chapters from the library's shelves.
Want to know more about a journal?
- UlrichsWeb: Global Serials Directory This link opens in a new windowLists more journals than Cabell's. Find basic information about the journal including costs and if it is indexed by any databases.