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Looking for articles? Try using one or more of the databases that Bush Library subscribes to. If you are off-campus you will need to login to the Hamline Proxy Server.
Where are the databases? They are located off of the library's homepage under Find. If you would like to search specific databases, click on the link Databases, then click on the specific subject area you would like to look at.
How do I use them? If you need assistance in using a database, please contact the Central Service Desk or stop in and one of the librarians will assist you.
Already have an article? If you already have a journal citation and want to see if Bush Library has a print or electronic version of the journal, in which the article is in, try using the Journals & Magazines tool under Find
You can't find the full text? In most of our databases there will be a Find Full Text icon/link to assist you in determining whether Bush Library has a subscription to a particular journal.
Bush Library does not have the full text in any format? If Bush library does not have a particular item, whether a book, an article, a dissertation, or possibly something else, you can use our Interlibrary Loan service (ILL).
If at any time you are not sure what to do, you can always contact the Central Service Desk at 651.523.2373.
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When searching for sources using a qualitative research method add keywords to your search such as:
This will narrow down your results to give you articles/dissertations using a qualitative method. |
When searching for sources using a quantitative research method add keywords to your search such as:
This will narrow down your results to give you articles/dissertations using a quantitative method. |
