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IDSP - 310 - Foundations of Interdisciplinary Research (Dr. Taylor): ...With a Citation

Welcome to the IDSP - 310 - Foundations of Interdisciplinary Research Companion Guide! × This is the companion guide to IDSP 310 - Foundations of Interdisciplinary Research taught by Dr. Carylanna Taylor. In this course, you will be required to conduct r

FINDING JOURNALS WITH A CITATION

Begin with the journal locator if you have been asked to find an article for which you have been given a citation or to determine if the Library subscribes to a specific publication. 

NYIT Journal Locator

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Looking for a specific journal? Try our journal locator. Here, you'll gain access to all of NYIT's online subscriptions. Remember: if you're off campus, you'll need your NYITConnect username and password to access these resources remotely.

Step 1. Locate the name of the PUBLICATION in your citation (underlined in blue). (The following citation is in APA format.)

Step 2. Locate the Journal Locator on the Library Homepage and enter the name of the publication in the search field.

Step 3. If the Library subscribes to the publication, a record for the item will appear. This record will contain full-text coverage dates and a link to the database in which the publication is located. Review your citation's publication date (underlined

Step 4. Browse the issue shelf to locate the volume and issue in which your item appears.

Step 5. Access your article.

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