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What are the library's research databases, and how can I access them?

The library offers a variety of research databases covering numerous subjects and disciplines. Here’s how you can access them:

Available Research Databases

1. Academic Search Engines: Comprehensive databases like JSTOR, ProQuest, and EBSCOhost that include scholarly articles, journals, and research papers.
2. Subject-Specific Databases: Databases tailored for specific fields, such as CINAHL for nursing, PsycINFO for psychology, or ERIC for education.
3. Government and Statistical Databases: Access to resources like government reports, census data, and statistical analyses.
4. Multimedia Resources: Databases that include images, videos, and other media resources for research purposes.

How to Access the Databases

1. Visit the Library Website: Go to the library's homepage.
2. Navigate to the Databases Section: Look for a link or tab labeled “A-Z Databases" or “Databases” underneath 'Resources' in the side navigation.
3. Log In if Required: Some databases may require you to log in with your library credentials, especially if you’re off-campus.
4. Browse or Search: You can browse databases by subject or use a search function to find specific resources.
5. Select a Database: Click on the database you want to use, and you can start your research.

If you need help navigating the databases or finding specific resources, library staff are available to assist you!