STEP
1:
A.
To find articles on a topic, look in a print index or use the
electronic article databases, for example, EBSCOhost, InfoTrac,
PsycINFO, etc. These databases can be found on the site of  .
Most of these databases will guide you to pertinent articles, and
many will even provide you with the full-text of an article.
B. To find articles published in a specific journal, search electronic journal list first to determine if Marywood's Library provides access to the full-text of the journal, and to identify the online database that offers access to the full-text journal online.
STEP
2:
If
the full text of the article is not online, you need to locate the
periodical that the article is in. Check the Marywood University
library's on-line catalog 
to see if our library owns the journal title and issue you are looking
for. For best results you may perform a Periodical Title
search.
STEP
3:
The
print journals are located on the 1st floor of the LRC Building.
Please consult Serials staff if you have trouble
locating an item or using a reader-printer machine.
STEP
4:
You
may request Interlibrary
Loan (Articles), if we do not subscribe to the periodical
you need.
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The
diagram shows the steps to
go about finding journal articles.
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