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EBSCOhost Academic
Search Elite [Off-campus
Access]
A multi-disciplinary database that offers full text for more than
1,850 scholarly journals including 1,300 peer-reviewed titles. Academic
Search Elite offers full text information dating as far back as 1985.
Also contains Business Source Plus, ERIC, MLA, CINAHL, Health Source:
Nursing/ Academic Edition, and Clinical Pharmacology..
LEXIS-NEXIS
Academic Search [Off-campus
Asccess]
includes full-text articles (found under "General News Topics" and
"Medical and Health" and "Law Reviews"). "General News Topics" includes
newspaper and journal articles. A very extensive collection of fulltext
legal materials is under "Federal Case Law," "U.S. Code, Constitution
& Court Rules" and "State Legal Research." A
title list is available for viewing.
INFOTRAC
Expanded Academic ASAP [Off-campus
Access]
(1980 to present) From arts and the humanities to social sciences,
science and technology, this database meets research needs across
all academic disciplines. Access scholarly journals, news magazines,
and newspapers - many with full text and images!
Wilson Web [Off-campus
Access]
Full text begins in 1994. OmniFile Full Text Mega 1982-present. Comprehensive
database covering Business, Education, Science, Humanities, Social
Sciences etc. Full text degins in 1994.
PSYCINFO
[Off-campus
Access]
PsycInfo contains summaries of articles from journals and chapters
of books in social work, psychology, psychiatry and related subjects.
Because of its research orientation and the large number of citations
it contains, this database is a very important source for social work
research.
JSTOR [Off-campus
Access]
Full-text articles and images from more than 120 scholarly journas.
Subjects covered include African-American Studies, Anthropology, Asian
Studies, Ecology,Economics, Political Science, Education, Finance,
History, Literature, Mathematics, Philosophy, Population Studies,
Sociology, Statistics, and General Science Collection.
NCJRS Abstracts Database
contains
summaries of more than 180,000 criminal justice publications. NCJRS
(National Criminal Justice Reference
Service) is a federally funded resource offering justice and
substance abuse information to support research, policy, and program
development worldwide.
PAIS INTERNATIONAL (Print) covers resources in public affairs and policy. Its scope is international, and it includes periodicals as well as books and reports, and federal and state documents. This is an excellent source for social policy research and discussion. REFERENCE FLOOR 2 - 016.3 P83A 1965-1998
