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All I see is the article’s summary–where’s the whole article?

library_sitemgr Posted on November 20, 2012 4489 views

Sometimes full articles are available directly from the library databases. But in many instances, there is no link to the full text of the article, and you only have the summary (or even just the citation information). This is when you use the Find it @ WOU button. See our Find it @ WOU tutorial [more…]

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We are hiring!

library_sitemgr Posted on July 18, 2012 2837 views

Looking for a great on-campus job? Consider applying (by August 1 for full consideration) to work at Hamersly Library. Assignments include staffing the Library’s service counters, processing materials, working with online databases or other software applications, or maintaining the building and collections. Working for Library and Media Services can provide: A job opportunity that [more…]

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Borrow from Summit even while away from Monmouth

library_sitemgr Posted on July 18, 2012 4394 views

Do you live or visit close to another college or university? If its library is a Summit member, you can have your materials sent there instead of to Hamersly. Maybe you live in Salem and you always have to rush back after your WOU classes. To get set up, take your WOU ID card to [more…]

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Renew items, save a search, and more with My Library

library_sitemgr Posted on July 5, 2012 3994 views

Here’s what you can do with the My Library account through the library catalog: Review what you have currently checked out, including due dates. This includes Summit and Interlibrary Loan items in your possession as well as Hamersly-owned items. Renew items of Hamersly-owned items (when renewal is allowable) and see the new due dates. Place [more…]

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Ask for a librarian when you need research help

library_sitemgr Posted on January 9, 2012 4403 views

The library faculty are here to help you learn and discover effective ways to identify, access, and use information. Examples of common questions: finding a couple articles that are “peer-reviewed” (and understanding what that means) completing a citation for an article when you only have a title finding images of landscapes by Chinese painters citing [more…]