This is our most comprehensive search tool. It searches almost all library databases, including the library catalog. Includes articles in newspapers, magazines and journals, as well as books, videos, and government documents.
Covers scholarly publications in sociology, social work, criminal justice, and related fields. Contains >2.5 million articles and other materials (70% in full text) with deep coverage from 1960 and some back to 1882.
Extensive index to educational literature containing some 2 million items. Half of the database are entries for articles (ERIC Journals) and another one third are mostly unpublished documents (ERIC Documents) which include research reports, curricular materials, and a variety of other educational research materials. It also includes citations to some 70,000 dissertations.
A comprehensive index to the literature of psychology and related fields, including entries for journal articles, books, dissertations, and other research materials. It indexes some 4.5 million sources, 40% of which are available in electronic or print full-text in our library.
JSTOR is our most comprehensive interdisciplinary archive of scholarly journal articles. For each journal included in JSTOR, it includes the full-run of the journal, from its beginning up until the most recent 3-5 years. It includes a core collection of the most important journals in social work and related fields.
The world's largest book database, WorldCat serves as a shared library catalog for 25,000+ libraries worldwide. Contains links to books, periodical titles, videos, internet resources, and other cataloged resources in libraries. It also contains selected collections of periodical articles. Access from on campus or off campus, with no ID required.
Psychotherapy.net contains professional training videos in the fields of psychotherapy, counseling, and addiction treatment, featuring over 350+ titles. Videos feature expert therapists working with real clients in clinical settings. Drop down menus let you access videos by Approach, Therapeutic Issue, Expert, and Population.
