Take advantage of these world-class art and music databases!
Test-drive these databases until March 13.
Click on the following link to connect or go to our library home-page and check out our News and Events section.
Grove Art Online and Grove Music Online are now available through the Oxford Art Online and Oxford Music Online portals.
Tagged: art, Databases, grove, music, oxford, trials February 17, 2009
Check out the new subject guides through Wilson Library! They are brand new and new content is being added daily. Content includes: recommended databases to find journal articles, searching for books, new books, recommended websites, information on citing resources, and more!
Also, there is a preview widget/box on the sidebar of the blog.
Enjoy and let us know what you think!
Tagged: Announcements, libguides, subject guides February 2, 2009
Useful study guides:
- Brain train : studying for success / Richard Palmer and Chris Pope
- The art of learning : a self-help manual for students / Katherine M. Ramsland
- The elements of learning / James M. Banner, Jr. and Harold C. Cannon.
- Academic reading / Kathleen T. McWhorter
- The art of good reading; effective reading for college students and adults, by Arthur S. McDonald and George H. Zimny
Tagged: finals, study guides December 11, 2008

What is the Wilson Library Google Gadget?
It allows you to search some of the top library resources, including the library catalog, article databases, specific journal titles, and Google Scholar. You can add the gadget to your personalized Google homepage, Blackboard, or any other Web page.
The hope is to bring the Library’s web services to you. To allow you to access the library through websites you visit everyday and make researching a little easier. Want more information about the gadget or Google homepage? Visit the Wilson Library website.
Get the gadget for your Google homepage.
Get the gadget for Blackboard or other website.
Tagged: Databases, Gadgets, Google Scholar, Research November 16, 2008
Beginning Monday, November 17th, library hours will be extended!
The new hours are:
Monday – Thursday 8am-Midnight
Friday 8am – 6pm
Saturday 10am – 6pm
Sunday 1pm – 9pm
Come in after your evening classes for late night studying!
Tagged: library hours November 13, 2008
Now when you are searching in EbscoHost, your results will be sorted by “Relevance”. This means that articles that have more of the keywords you searched will come to the top of the result list. You can identify the date range you want to search by using the slide bar on the right side of the results.

Have you ever found the articles and gotten ready to either export them to RefWorks or email them, and the email doesn’t go through or the export fails and you loose all the articles? This is a stress inducing situation, to say in the least! The articles were removed from the folder due to a default setting. This has now been changed! Items will no longer be removed automatically upon exporting or emailing. You will have to indicate that you want them removed by checking the box (see example to the left).

Tagged: Databases, searching November 4, 2008
Interested in a book to read for fun? Whether you like mysteries, science fiction, chick lit, biographies, or thrillers, you can find popular new fiction and non-fiction at Wilson Library.
These books are part of the McNaughton collection, and are located on the last row of shelves near the current journals and newspapers. A list of the books is available, and new books will continue to arrive! Enjoy!
Tagged: fiction, McNaughton, non-fiction, study break November 4, 2008
Stop by the library and take your mind of your studies by putting together a jigsaw puzzle or playing a game of chess. Soon crossword puzzles will also be available!
Tagged: study break October 27, 2008
You may have already noticed there is now a library tab in Blackboard!
From the library tab you can: search for books and scholarly articles by subject, request a research appointment with a librarian, and get 24/7 chat help from a librarian. Stay tuned for more subject specific Blackboard library modules!
RefWorks is also available through Blackboard. If you have never used RefWorks before, it is a very nifty (but does have a bit of a learning curve) reference tool. You can export citations from databases, the library catalog, LINK+, and there is even a download that will create citations from webpages! RefWorks is available through the internet so you can access your citations from any computer with internet access. You can also quickly create bibliographies in your favorite citation format (APA, MLA, ASA, AAA, etc.). View how to export citations from ProQuest into RefWorks.
Tagged: Blackboard, Databases October 27, 2008
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