Some articles found in SuperSearch are only have full text availability through specific databases.

• Click the "Linked Full Text" link to go directly to the article in another database.
• Click the "Full Text" link to go to a list of the databases that contain the article.
• Click the "Find It" button to go to the library catalog record to find out where you can find the article and which years we have.

If the links in SuperSearch do not take you to the article, you may be able to find the article by locating the journal in which it was published.

1. On the library homepage, click the "SuperSearch" tab and select "Journals" from the dropdown.
2. Enter the journal title.
3. Click the hyperlink of the journal name to access it electronically. You can search for the title of your article from here. You will be able see the years of publication for the journal that the library has access to next to the journal name.

If the journal is in Print or on Microfilm, you will need to come to the library to look at the publication.

If you are still unable to access an article, the quickest way to get help is to ask the library chat service. 

If the library does not have access to the journal or article that you're looking for, you can request it through Interlibrary Loan for free.

How Do I Find An Article from a Citation?

The easiest way to find an article when you have a citation is to use SuperSearch. To find an article using SuperSearch, follow the steps below using a sample citation:

"Training Dogs and Training Humans: Symbolic Interaction and Dog Training."  Greenebaum, Jessica B. Anthrozoos. June 2010, Volume 23 Issue 2, p129-141.

From the SuperSearch tab (first tab on the library homepage):

1. Type some of the article's title using quotation marks, but no other punctuation, into the search box (Ex. "Training dogs and training humans").
2. Choose the Title button and press Search.
3. Click on the .pdf of the article.