| Fall/Spring Library Hours Special hours during semester Links to Internet resources The librarians have compiled this list of sites on a variety of subjects. Updated January 2005 Library Services
Friends of the Library We could always use a few more friends. One-year membership dues: When you are visiting our library, ask for a parking permit at the circulation desk. Contact us for more information. Nunez Community College Library Questions or Comments Return to the Nunez Home Page | Use the icons above to access the databases while on campus. Don't know which to choose? Scroll down the page for descriptions.
All of the DATABASES ARE AVAILABLE OFF-CAMPUS. Click here to use the links on the proxy server page for off-campus access to the databases. This service is available to those who have a Nunez ID that has been updated in the library. The icons at the top of this page will not work for off-campus access using the proxy server. In addition, the Gale Group has made the following full text reference Also, if you have questions about specific information and don't know where to turn, click here to Ask A Librarian, a 24 hour online service from Tutor.com. Avoid plagiarism! Nunez Community College Library is a member of LOUIS: The Louisiana Library Network. This consortium provides access to the library catalogs for most academic institutions in Louisiana. The Nunez Library catalog is designed to give you efficient access to our library holdings including books, e-books, audiovisual items, periodicals and reference materials. Titles belonging to the St. Bernard Genealogical Society may also be searched through the Nunez catalog. If you need assistance with the LOUIS catalogs, in person, phone and e-mail help are available. EBSCOhost provides indexing and much full-text access to periodicals (journals, magazines and newspapers) and reference materials. Academic Search Premier covers general and academic subjects. Subject-specific databases cover health and business. Indexes are also available for art, agriculture, education, literature, and psychology. These databases are available on campus or from off-campus with a Nunez ID that has been updated in the library. If you need assistance with the EBSCOhost databases, in person, phone, e-mail and online help are available. Gale Group provides subject-specific databases covering literature and biographies. These databases are available on campus or from off-campus with a Nunez ID that has been updated in the library. If you need assistance with the Gale databases, in person, phone and e-mail help are available. LexisNexis Academic contains newspaper articles (including the Times-Picayune and the Baton Rouge Advocate), some journal articles, and law resources. This service is available on campus or from off-campus with a Nunez ID that has been updated in the library. If you need assistance with LexisNexis Academic, in person, phone and e-mail help are available. JSTOR contains full-text image backfiles of journals covering the humanities and social sciences with some science and business. These collections are available on campus or from off-campus with a Nunez ID that has been updated in the library. If you need assistance with JSTOR, in person, phone and e-mail help are available. The databases found here are primarily indexes for in-depth research. They include access to Dissertation Abstracts; Sanborn Maps; Sociological Abstracts, Social Services Abstracts, National Criminal Justice Reference Service Abstracts, ERIC, MedLine and Toxline via CSA; Mental Measurements Yearbook; and MathSciNet. These databases are available on campus or from off-campus with a Nunez ID that has been updated in the library. If you need assistance with the faculty research databases, in person, phone and e-mail help are available. Contains the full-text of over 20,000 titles covering all subject areas with a concentration on books published since 1998. Access to these titles is available also through the catalog (LOUIS icon). Books can be viewed on campus without registering. To view books off-campus, you must first register while on campus. If you need assistance with NetLibrary, in person, phone and e-mail help are available. |
It is the mission of Nunez Community College Library to provide the library resources and services required to support the mission and goals of Nunez Community College. The college library, in order to carry out its mission, has set forth objectives which are attained through its multiple activities. Although the primary objective of the college library is to provide books, periodicals, and other instructional materials to support the academic program, there is another objective of equal importance: to encourage the formation of a lifetime habit of reading for learning, for exploration, and for recreation. 
