MPH Library Orientation

1. Public Health
HPD Library Orientation
Julie Sarpy, KPCOM Library
Liaison

2. I recommend
that you
bookmark this
site. It has been
redesigned to
allow for easier
navigation.
LibraryHomepage
www.nova.edu/hpdlibrary
Start with the Public Health Library
Website
http://nova.campusguides.com/ph

3. I placed a copy of this annotated Orientation on the Library's
Public Health page – so you may refer to it at any time.

4. The next thing I want to point out is my contact information.

5. Textbooks

6. The direct link to the book is in blue and I have also included
the number of simultaneous users, if there is a limit.

7. You will be prompted to “authenticate” or log in to access any
of the libraries’ electronic resources. You will use the 1st box.

8. Each
store/platform
has its own
layout and
capabilities

9. From the textbook list, here is another class but this time, the book
Is not available electronically. It is in PRINT & on RESERVE which means
it can only be used in the Library.
For distance users….you can request a chapter via Interlibrary Loan
Reserve = Can’t Check Out
Request a Chapter via ILL

10. To request a scanned
chapter of a Reserve book,
click on [Interlibrary Loan]

11. Click on
[LOGIN/ ORDER HERE]

13. Fill in all of the information, indicate your campus
affiliation, then scroll to the bottom & click [submit]

15. Finding Journal Articles
& Find Full Text

16. FREE .pdf of the APA
Style Guide for
Electronic Resources
APA/AMA Style
Guides

17. HPD Student
Resources
Free Software for Students
Office 365
& Endnote

18. One of the tools to which NSU provides you access is
EndNote (citation management software) FREE download.

19. The most important
thing I want to
emphasize to you is
my contact
information.
I have included the
toll free number for
NSU & my direct
extension.