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INST/PLSC 2600: Introduction to International Politics

This guide supports INST/PLSC 2600

Catalog Search Tips

Hover over any Orange light bulb icon in the images below to view more information about the Catalog.

Click on any Grey circle icon with white arrows pointing in four directions to view a larger version of the image.

 

Search Basics!
 

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Sign-in to your library account before you begin your search

It is easier to request items if you are signed in first. The Library Account sign-in link is located under the search box on the library's homepage. In order to access online items off campus, users must be signed in to Primo. Learn more about your Library Account
 

Course Reserves

From the library's home page, select the "Course Reserves" link under the main search box. Then search by course name and number or instructor last name. For example: in the search box type "NURS" for all nursing courses, "NURS 4191" for the specific course, or "Hart" for instructor.
 

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Summit Requests

Summit borrowing is a web-based service that allows current SU students, faculty and staff to request materials from other Orbis Cascade Alliance libraries, using the Library Catalog. The service is fast, easy to use and accessible at any time from the Library or your home or office. Items that are available in Summit will appear and can be requested when searching in any scope, including the main scope SU Libraries, Summit, and Articles. On the advanced search screen, you can change the scope to Summit Libraries. A search in Summit Libraries will retrieve items available at Lemieux and Law (which are also available through Summit) and items in Summit that SU libraries do not have.
 

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You can place requests for Summit books while working in the Catalog. You must be signed in to your Library Account before Summit requests can be submitted. The following screenshot illustrates how to place Summit requests:


 

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Libraries Worldwide

Items that are are not available via the SU Libraries or Summit may be available in Libraries Worldwide. Libraries Worldwide items will only appear when searching using the Libraries Worldwide scope on the main and advanced search screen. A search in Libraries Worldwide will retrieve items available at libraries outside of SU and Summit Libraries.
 

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You can place requests for Libraries Worldwide books in the Catalog using Interlibrary Loan. You must be signed in to your Library Account before Libraries Worldwide requests can be submitted. The following screenshot illustrates how to place Libraries Worldwide requests:

 

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Lemieux Periodicals Search

There are two ways to search for Lemieux periodical titles. 

From the main search box on the library's home page, select Lemieux Periodicals and enter a Journal title or keyword in the search box. Click "search", then scan the results list for the title you requested.

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From the Advanced Search page, change Material Type to Journals. Enter a Journal title or keyword, and scan the list of results. For example:

 

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EJournal Search

The EJournal Search allows you to search our EJournals by a keyword search or through alpha tabs. Access the EJournal Search from the Advanced Search link on the library's homepage. EJournal Search is located in the upper navigation bar.

 

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