When you already have a citation to an article (the author, article title, journal title, date, etc.), use the Journal Locator to find the full text of the article.
Finding the Journal Locator |
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Select Research Databases from the library home
page.
Select Journal Locator from the Research Databases page.
You can also click Journal Locator in the blue bar on the left
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 Searching for a journal title |
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Type the title of the journal or periodical (not
the article title) in the search box, then click Search.
Don't worry about capitalization. Watch out for:
- Spelling - it must be exact
- If "and" is in the title, try it with both "and" and "&"
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 Checking Results |
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- If you see "0 records retrieved for the search", ask a librarian
or go to Step 4.
- Make sure you look at the exact title you are looking for.
- Clicking on Monmouth University Print Holdings will bring
you to the GOALS library catalog so you can find the journal in
print or microfilm.
- For the electronic version, click on the link to any database that covers
the year of your article.
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 If you still can't find the article ... |
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If your article is not available at Monmouth University
in print, microfilm or from the Research Databases, you can do
an Interlibrary Loan (ILL). To do this:
- Select Library Services from the home page.
- Select Interlibrary Loan from the Materials Services
section of the page.
- Select Article Request Form and fill out the
form, remembering that all fields with a * are required.
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