Graduate School  

Use the boxes in this column to discover and access print and online books and videos from Marlboro and beyond.

View list of books on Graduate School Reserve Shelf (alpha by title)

Most required course books are on the reserve shelf located between Joe Heslin's and Kathy Urffer's offices in the common area.

Course reserves can't be checked out; read or scan them in the common area, and please return them to the reserve shelf when you are done.

...or, use the full Marlboro College Library Catalog for more advanced searching.

Video: See how to limit your search just to Grad School materials.

Millions of digitized books; many offer limited previews only. See one you'd like to read? Use Interlibrary Loan to request it.

Use the boxes in this column to discover and track down journal articles and more in some of our all-purpose databases.

(See tabs at the top of page for program-specific research tools & tips.)

Journal Finder: Want to see if Marlboro offers access to the article you need? Check our Journal Finder:

If we have the journal, check to see if we offer the dates that you need, then follow the links to navigate to your article online.

Online journals can be accessed from anywhere, anytime; if you're off campus, you just need to log in with your Marlboro user ID and password.

Print journals: (housed at the Marlboro campus) Use the Interlibrary Loan request form to request a PDF copy of your article. (Allow 1 business day.)

Interlibrary loan: If the library doesn't have the article you need, you can request it via Interlibrary Loan and we will send you an electronic copy. (Allow 1-7 days.)

Confused? Watch video demo.

Video: See how to set up Google Scholar so that it links you directly to full-text articles that are in Marlboro's subscriptions.

(What am I searching?)

Check out:

• The tab for your program at the top of this page, which lists search tools specifically for your subject area.
• Full A-Z list of Marlboro College's research databases.

Check out the library's Creating Citations guide for:

Information about and links to citation managers (we recommend Zotero, which is free and open source);

Tips on creating citations from database results;

Links to style guides, including APA and Chicago;

And more!