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Frequently Used Databases for Interdisciplinary Studies

Click a Title Below to Access That ResourceDescriptionFull Text?
Academic Search Premier (EBSCO)DescriptionPartial Full Text
EBSCOHost DatabasesDescriptionPartial Full Text
Encyclopedia Britannica OnlineDescriptionFull Text
JSTOR (Full-text Journal Articles)DescriptionFull Text
ProQuest DatabasesDescriptionPartial Full Text

Other Databases for Interdisciplinary Studies

Click a Title Below to Access That ResourceDescriptionFull Text?
CQ Researcher (Current issues & hot topics)DescriptionFull Text
CSUDH Digital Masters ThesesDescriptionFull Text
Dissertations and Theses Database: Humanities & Social Sciences (Proquest)DescriptionFull Text
Electronic Journals Service (EBSCO)DescriptionPartial Full Text
Electronic Reference Books (from Gale)DescriptionFull-Text
Funk & Wagnalls New World EncyclopediaDescriptionFull Text
Humanities Full Text (Wilson)DescriptionPartial Full Text
Infomine (Web sites)DescriptionFull Text
Kluwer Academic Publishers (also as SpingerLink)DescriptionFull-text
LEXIS-NEXIS Academic UniverseDescriptionFull Text
MAS Ultra--School Edition (general index for high school students)DescriptionPartial Full Text
Masters Theses (CSUDH digital copies)DescriptionFull Text
Multiple Subject Database (Ebsco)DescriptionPartial Full text
netLibrary eBooksDescriptionFull Text
New York Times Article Archives Index (1981 - present)DescriptionIndex Only
Primary Search ( general database for elementary school research)DescriptionPartial Full Text
Project MuseDescriptionFull Text
Research Starter Databases (EBSCO)Description3000 Words Summary
Sage Journals OnlineDescriptionPartial Full Text
SpringerLink (also as Kluwer Academic Publisher)DescriptionFull Text
Virtual Reference Library (Gale)Descriptionfulltext
Wilson OmniFile Full Text MegaDescriptionPartial Full Text
World Almanac (OCLC)Descriptionfulltext

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