New Full-Text Resources!

Manderino Library is very pleased to announce new full-text resources available to students from both on- and off-campus locations. You can access them directly below, but they can also be found by clicking Find Articles and then Electronic Journal Collections from the library home page. Contact Bill Meloy with any questions about these great new resources!

Here they are...

Anthrosource provides full-text access to over 30 American Anthropological Association journals and magazines(see list) back to 2003, with indexing only back to 1880. Anthrosource has its own search interface, but most of the titles in the collection are also indexed in EBSCO’s Academic Search Premier or Sociological Collection, so you can also search there.

Project MUSE includes full-text of over 300 scholarly, peer-reviewed journals in the humanities, arts, and social sciences. See a full title list, with dates of coverage, or a list of titles organized by subject. Project MUSE is especially strong in history, literature, philosophy, performing arts, women’s studies, economics, religion, and others!

Criminology: A SAGE Full-Text Collection includes full-text of 21 very high quality, core criminology journals-some dating back more than 20 years. For a list of titles and years covered see http://www.csa.com/factsheets/sagecrim-set-c.php . These journals cover Criminal Justice, Juvenile Delinquency, Juvenile Justice, Corrections, Penology, Policing, Forensic Psychology, and Family and Domestic Violence. It can be searched as an isolated collection, but it also works great with Criminal Justice Abstracts (also available from the Criminal Justice Indexes page). All 19 of the journals are indexed in Crimianl Justice Abs and the full-text is available directly now that we own this Sage Criminology collection.