Screening of Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom this Thursday, April 20

Please join the Human Rights Research Network for a screening of Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom this Thursday, April 20 at 6:30 pm in SOEB 120. All are welcome. Feel free to share!

Library closing early Thurs 4/13, closed for holiday Fri 4/14

Jackson Library is closing early on Thursday 4/13 and will be closed along with the university on Friday 4/14.  It will reopen on Saturday.

Library hours are posted here: http://library.uncg.edu/hours

Chat with a librarian is available weekdays, evenings, weekends (when the library is not closed): http://library.uncg.edu/info/ask_us.aspx

To check availability of the health sciences librarian and schedule an appointment, please use the "Schedule appointment" button under the picture: http://uncg.libguides.com/nur

library link resolver is working again

***update*** OCLC, the company that makes this system for us, reports that it is working again.  Also it seems to be working based on multiple librarians searching and testing.

At the moment the library link resolver is down.

That means that you can't follow "check for full text" links from databases to article full text, and you can't follow "view" links from the catalog into ebooks, online films, etc.  Also, if you've got library full text links active in Google Scholar, those links won't actually get you to our library copies of full text.

Many apologies for this inconvenience!

Get help

• chat with a librarian  http://library.uncg.edu/info/ask_us.aspx  or 336.334.5419
• contact your health sciences librarian: info on this page http://uncg.libguides.com/nur

Suggested workaround: pick a big database that has plenty of full text

• ProQuest Central databases - articles and dissertations, has peer reviewed and full text limits
• R2 ebook library - a database of health care ebooks; other ebook databases are listed on this page
• Academic Video Online - over 5,000 online films; browse to nursing and other disciplines. Other online film databases are listed on this page - http://uncg.libguides.com/streamingfilms

If you're looking for a specific article, search it in Google

• You might get free full text!
• At least you should see which publisher published this article; look in the list of databases to see if we have a full text collection from that publisher