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Getting Articles

 

Login to a Database | Where to Look | Finding Full Text

 

Login to a Database

The library subscribes to many different databases that search the indexes of thousands of journals to help you find articles from journals, magazines and newspapers. You can search and get full-text from any computer with the Internet.

You must enter the databases through the Kent Library Homepage to access our subscriptions.

When prompted, enter your Southeast ID number, located on your Redhawks card.

Didn't get your Redhawks card yet?  Enrolled students can follow this path to find their Southeast ID:

My student portal > student tab > Southeast self-service > Student & financial aid > Student records > View student information. Your Southeast ID number is in the upper right hand corner of the page.

 

Where to Look

Each database covers different academic areas.  To choose one right for your topic, see databases by subject, the databases A-Z list, a Subject Research Guide, or contact a librarian.

 

 

 

Finding Full Text

 

To find full text in a database, look for any of these:

 

proquest full textHTML Full Text, proquest full textFull Text, text and graphicsText + Graphics, View HTML, Ovid Full Text,  HTML full text,

Proquest PDF Full text PDF Full Text, Proquest PDF Full text Full Text - PDF, PDF full text, View PDF, Full Text (PDF)

 

 

Click on look for full text to see if we have full text in another database. From the window that pops up, click on Article to get full text.
 

 

 

To find full text from an article citation, go to Find Articles page.

Enter the Journal Title in the open box of the E-journal portal and hit Search.

 

 

If Kent Library does not have the journal title, request your article through Interlibrary Loan. The library will search for a copy and deliver it to you.

 

If you are experiencing extenuating circumstances that prohibit you from accessing or retrieving materials, please contact the reference desk to request special accommodations:

 

 

  
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