Requesting
Articles
If you find a citation for an article you would like to obtain,
it is fairly easy to request it through the library's Interlibrary
Loan service.
There are a few things to check before submitting this request,
however.
First, you will need to check the Journal
Holdings List to determine whether or not the library has a
subscription to the journal, or has access to full-text in a database
or journal collection. If the library owns the journal or has access
to the article in full-text, you should not submit an ILL request
for the article. If you need help locating or retrieving an article,
please contact the Reference Desk (468-1257).
If the library does not subscribe to this journal, or does not
have access to a full-text version, you may submit an Article
Request Form. To complete this form, you will need to provide
your name and an e-mail address, as well as information about the
article you are requesting.
You can either copy and paste the citation from a database, or
type in the information if you have located the citation in a printed
reference list.
It is helpful if you provide the source of your citation. It is
not necessary for you to identify a library which has a subscription
to the journal.
When the library receives a copy of the article, you will be notified
by an e-mail message.
|