Ingram Library is dedicated to meeting its faculty's information needs, both in their classes and personal research. This guide will help you use our quality collection and our faculty services.
Remember: If you ever need help, please contact the reference desk (678) 839-6495.
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You can now access online databases and e-journals using your UWG ID and Password.
General Databases
General databases cover a wide range of topics. Start your searches here to find overviews and the latest advances.
Subject-Specific Databases
Subject-specific databases cover only one field. For most in-depth research, consult at least one subject-specific database. Topics may be covered by multiple databases.
- Video: Select the correct database for your topic.
- Slow Internet: The Subject Guide for your major suggests databases (usually under the Articles tab).
Accessing Full-Text Articles
In databases, find full articles by clicking links like Full Text, HTML Full Text, or PDF. Many databases include more articles than they have in full-text. You can still access articles with no full text.
To find out how to access a particular article, look for the link that says ‘Find a Copy,’
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- Databases that have Full Text, EBSCOhost, or ProQuest in the title will have many full-text articles.
- Databases that have abstract or index in the title often have no full-text articles at all.
Database List
- Databases A-Z
- Databases by Subject
- Search the UWG Catalog for print or e-journals
Need something we don't have? Request it via interlibrary loan.
All the books, videos, and other materials at Ingram Library are listed in our online catalog. You can search the catalog by accessing it on the Library homepage.
Google the Library! Find our books and articles using Google Scholar and Google Books.
For help with finding books, please see our finding books page.
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