If you've found a reference to a book or article that will be helpful to your research, follow the steps below to obtain a copy.
Search the Rodino Catalog AND Worldcat libraries worldwide. The Catalog defaults to keyword searching.
Take advantage of Advanced Search where you have the ability to search specific fields of the record such as author, subject, source, title, and ISBN.
1) Enter the journal title in the search bar and select the relevant "suggested" title:
1. Either enter the journal title in the search bar and select the relevant "suggested" title
You can also attempt to locate a journal article by running a search in Google Scholar. Watch this video to learn how to set up Library links and view Rodino Library's resources in Google Scholar.
1. From the Library's Home page select eDatabases under Library eResources
2. You will be taken toa listing of the Library's eDatabases where you will have the ability to browse alphabetically as well as by Subject.
Sometimes you might need materials that the Rodino library does not own. You can use Interlibrary Loan (ILL) to request that we borrow the item from another library! You will receive an e-mail when the item is received: books will be available for pick-up at the Reference Desk, and articles will be emailed to you. Turnaround time from submitting the request to receiving the item can range from one day to two weeks.
1. When you encounter an item we do not own when searching the Catalog, you can click on the "Request item Through Interlibrary Loan" button directly from the record! The information we need when requesting the item will be automatically populated in the request.
2. If you cannot find the item in the catalog, you can email lawlibill@shu.edu or fill out the ILL form located on the Library's home page.
