This document provides information resources for distance learners and busy commuters at Warner Memorial Library. It outlines several databases that can be accessed for articles, including EBSCOhost, JSTOR, LexisNexis Academic, ProQuest, and Sage Premier. It also describes how to find ebooks through resources like eBrary, EBSCO eBooks, and JSTOR Books. Contact information is provided for the reference desk for assistance via phone, email, or by connecting with a specific staff member. Guides and tutorials are available online to learn how to use the library's citation management and other resources.

1. Warner
Memorial
Library:
The
Library
Online
Informa5on
for
Distance
Learners
and
Busy
Commuters
Prepared
by
Mark
Puterbaugh
Info.
Svcs.
Librarian
mputerba@eastern.edu
610-­‐341-­‐1461
Where
can
I
find
arEcles?
DATABASES
• Access
World
News
A
comprehensive
news
collecEon
is
ideal
for
exploring
issues
and
events
at
the
local,
regional,
naEonal
and
internaEonal
level.
• EBSCOhost
A
comprehensive
collecEon
of
mulE-­‐disciplinary
and
subject
specific
databases
including
Academic
Search
Complete,
ATLA+Serials,
Business
Source
CINAHL,
ERIC,
Health
Source:
Nursing/Academic
EdiEon,
MLA
Bibliography,
MMY,
Philosophers
Index,
PsychInfo,
Regional
Business
News
and
Social
Work
Abstracts.
• JSTOR
Covers
full-­‐text
from
hundreds
of
journals
in
educaEon,
history,
social
sciences,
ecology,
botany
and
the
biosciences.
• LexisNexis
Academic
One
stop
reference
tool
for
the
latest
informaEon
from
worldwide
newspapers,
periodicals,
television
and
radio
broadcasts,
newswires,
blogs,
legal
sources
for
federal
and
state
cases
and
statutes.
Lexis
also
includes
the
latest
business
informaEon
with
SEC
filings,
company
profiles
and
market
and
industry
reports.
• ProQuest
Contains
DissertaEons
&
Theses,
Ethnic
News
Watch,
Gender
Watch,
ERIC,
Sociological
Abstracts
and
Social
Services
Abstracts,
ProQuest
Sociology
full-­‐
text
databases
and
more.
• Sage
Premier
A
collecEon
of
over
240
of
the
highly
regarded
Sage
Journals,
covering
a
variety
of
disciplines.
Check
out
the
A
to
Z
Journal
List.
Searchable
database
of
all
Eastern
University’s
full-­‐text
periodical
Etles.
Check
out
RAPID
ILL.
Hard
to
find
arEcles
delivered
to
your
desktop.

2. • Guides
and
Tutorials
Learn
to
use
all
the
resources
available
to
you
at
hAp://www.eastern.edu/library/guides-­‐
and-­‐tutorials.
There
you
can
learn
about
RefWorks
the
citaEon
management
system,
view
tutorials,
understand
style
guides,
reference
subject
guides
and
understand
everything
the
library
has
to
offer
you.
Where
can
I
find
books?
Support
• Reference
1777
Contact
the
library’s
reference
desk
for
assistance.
Phone:
610-­‐341-­‐1777
Email:
reference1777@eastern.edu
The
desk
is
staffed
Monday
through
Friday
from
8AM
unEl
11PM,
Saturday
10AM
unEl
5PM
and
Sunday
2PM
to
8PM.
• Connect
with
a
Staff
Member
See
the
staff
list
on
the
website
hgp://www.eastern.edu/library/library-­‐staff.
Monday,
August
31,
15
Tools
for
Success
• eBrary
Large
collecEon
of
academic
e-­‐books
searchable
and
readable
through
this
mulE-­‐disciplinary
database.
• EBSCO
eBooks
Search
and
view
the
full
text
of
academic
e-­‐books
in
EBSCOhost.
• JSTOR
Books
Excellent
collecEon
of
mulE-­‐disciplinary
Etles
from
academic
publishers.
•
NCBI
Bookshelf
(hAp://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books)
NaEonal
Center
for
Biotechnology
InformaEon
Bookshelf
provides
free
access
to
books
and
documents
in
life
science
and
healthcare.