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Databases List   Tags: articles, databases, off-campus access, remote access  

This is an alphabetical list of all the library's subscription databases.
Last Updated: May 20, 2013 URL: http://purchase.libguides.com/databases Print Guide RSS UpdatesShareThis

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How Do I Find Articles?

Purchase College Library subscribes to more than 130 research databases in a variety of subject areas. In order to find articles and citations to articles, you will need to search within these databases.

Don't know which database to use? Academic Search Complete or ProQuest Research Library are good starting points for many subjects.

What if the database does not have an electronic version of the article? Most databases will have a Find It button that may link you to the electronic version of the article in another full text database. You can also search Journals by Title to locate electronic copies, or do a Title Search in the catalog to see if a print version is available in the library.

But what if the Purchase College Library doesn't have the journal you need? Purchase College students, faculty and staff may submit an Interlibrary Loan request to obtain copies of the articles you need from another institution; if the article is available, a copy will be delivered electronically to you.

 

Journals by Title

Search for Periodical Titles

Browse Periodicals by Subject


Use this search when you have a citation, or want to search within one specific periodical (journal, newspaper, magazine).

 

Off-campus Access to Library Resources

To use subscription resources from off-campus, you must have a Purchase College email account and you must access the resources from the library’s web site. When you try to access the library's subscription resources (e.g., databases or online journals) you will be asked for your account username and password. 

  • username = firstname.lastname (e.g., Tess Smith would use tess.smith as her username. Note: do not add @purchase.ed)
  • password = your Purchase College email password

Troubleshooting:

If you encounter problems, first try accessing your email account and be sure that your username and password are working properly.  If your email is not working properly, contact the CTS helpdesk 914-251-6465. If you are able to access your email, but cannot access our resources, contact Susanne Markgren, Digital Services Librarian, 914-251-6415, or the Library Reference Desk at 914-251-6410.

Note: Be prepared to discuss your problem and any error messages you have received.  Often, we need this information to determine exactly what’s wrong and how to help you.

Our subscription resources are restricted to a specific valid group of users. If you're a Purchase College student, faculty or staff and do not have an activated Purchase email account, you can activate your account from the Students Services page or the Employee Services page. Choose “Email Account Activation.”

Databases by Title

The library subscribes to the following databases. They are also listed in the alphabetical tabs above and the subject guides.

Databases on Trial

The following databases are currently available for a limited time as we consider adding them to the collection.

To request a trial of an online resource, contact Susanne Markgren, Digital Services Librarian.

  • Audiobook Collection (EBSCOhost
    Download and listen to audiobooks on your computer or your device (all devices and apps supporting Adobe eBook DRM, such as iPod, iPhone, iPad, Nook, Android devices, etc.). This trial is for a small selection of audiobooks. To download, you must have a personal EBSCOhost account (free to signup) and download and install the EBSCOAudiobooks Download Manager. The downloads work with iTunes and with Windows Media Player. [Trial ends May 23, 2013.]
  • Communication & Mass Media Complete
    Incorporates the content of CommSearch (formerly produced by the National Communication Association) and Mass Media Articles Index (formerly produced by Penn State) along with journals in communication, mass media, and other closely-related fields of study to create a research and reference resource of unprecedented scope and depth encompassing the breadth of the communication discipline. [Trial ends June 25, 2013.]
  • Naxos Spoken Word Library (NSWL)
    Comprised of over 750 titles of timeless American classics, German classics, plays, philosophical works, and musical biographies. Including works by such notable authors as Plato, Chaucer, Shakespeare, Dickens, Nietzsche, Goethe, and many more, the Naxos Spoken Word Library is a one-stop resource for the classics. The Naxos Spoken Word Library is continuously updated to provide the best selection of classic literature to its subscribers with viewable and printable text from contained works. As with the other streaming library resources, it offers static URL's for all chapters and titles, which makes sharing content easy. [Trial ends June 11, 2013.]

Resources

  • Library Hours
    Displays hours for the library during the regular semesters, breaks and holidays.
  • Catalog
    Find books, films, sound recordings, scores, and more.
  • Databases
    Search for articles, e-books, background information, images and more.
  • eJournals and eBooks
    Find full text ejournals, ebooks, newspapers, magazines.
  • Interlibrary Loan
    Request an item our library does not own.
  • Moodle
    Campus Learning Management System
  • RefWorks
    Citation management system.
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