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NEW DATABASES:
OXFORD RESEARCH ENCYCLOPEDIA OF LATIN AMERICAN HISTORY
Peer-reviewed and regularly updated, a broad array of individually commissioned articles from special edited collections. Covers historical periods and multidisciplinary topics.
UNDERLINE DIGITAL VIDEO LIBRARY
Conference proceedings on video to preserve the valuable knowledge shared in the early stages of research. Also contains posters and masterclasses. Multidisciplinary. For best results, use Chrome browser.
NEW OPEN ACCESS DATABASES:
Essays, articles, reports and other reliable sources provide an in-depth look at the history of race and provide critical context and solutions-oriented points of view for learning more about topics associated with race, ethnicity, diversity and inclusiveness. From EBSCO.
Multidisciplinary database that contains an extensive number of Ebooks and Ejournals, representing in particular publications from Italy and Spain.
A collaboration between the university presses and libraries of the Big Ten Academic Alliance. The first 100-title collection centers on Gender and Sexuality studies and is now openly available. Hosted on the Project MUSE Open platform. (Use filters on left side to access other content on the platform.)
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APA PsycTherapy (Ends 1/28/2024)
Unscripted video database for teaching and learning psychotherapy techniques from the APA. Library of videos from expert therapists to support psychotherapy and counseling.
de Gruyter e-Journals (Ends 12/31/2023)
Access to hundreds of e-journals from Walter de Gruyter covering a wide range of subjects.
University of Illinois Press e-Journals (Ends 12/31/2023)
Access to 39 e-journals from the University of Illinois Press.
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