Q. How do I find the full text of a specific article? (eJournals A-Z)

If you have a specific citation (author, title, volume, issue, year, etc.) you can check eJournals A-Z to see if it's available. 

1. Click on eJournals A-Z from the Library Home Page
2. Type article or journal title in the search box and click the magnifying glass.
3. A list of publications appears.
4. Choose the one that matches the resource you need.
   • (there may be multiple matching titles; choose which is yours.)
5. Choose the database that includes the date your article was published.
6. A new window opens. The window should automatically redirect to the article.
7. If it takes you to the database homepage, browse the appropriate date/volume/issue and scroll to your article. 
8. Locate the article's full-text link to view, print, and/ or save it.

You may also use the database's search box to locate an article by title.  

Note:

1. If full text does not appear, it means the library does not have access to an online version of that journal.
2. If the journal is available in print, it will say "Journals in print at MTSU".  
3. Otherwise you may request your article from Interlibrary Loan. 

Related info:

• Find specific article using database
• JEWL Search

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