Your librarians are available for in-class instruction, in Zoom or in person, for creating learning objects, including short targeted videos, and for consultations. Consultations may be in Zoom, in person, or by email, and may be for students, staff, or faculty. Small questions or big ones.
For problems connecting to our E-Resources, please submit a ticket, selecting "E-Resources Questions" or contact your librarian directly.
Most of the veterinary literature is in the form of journal articles. Often it is synthesized (so made more immediately useful) in books and in review articles.
APPsearch (APPsearch is the default search on Library main page.)
Google Scholar -- link through Library, though obviously it exists independently also. You'll need that after you graduate.
Scopus -- is a database of peer-reviewed literature including scientific journals, books, and conference proceedings. Scopus replaces Web of Science.
PubMed -- link through Library, though it exists independently also. You'll need that after you graduate.
Exam Prep -- We subscribe to Vet Tech Prep Also see VTNE list.
Assigned Books (sometimes)
Writing Skills for Veterinarians -- Englar
A Guide to Oral Communication in Veterinary Medicine -- Englar
As an "AppState Online" student, you may have physical books mailed to you. Click the Request button in the Library Catalog to trigger this. It will be mailed to your home with a postage paid return label. Make sure to update your University address!
Also, you might occasionally find an old article that we only have in paper volumes. You can request that these articles be scanned and emailed to you. Use our ILLiad system.
Also, everyone can use ILLiad in general to request articles, books, and theses that we do not have immediate access to. ILLiad is our InterLibrary "Loan" service. It's generally 24-48 hours for articles.
Your librarians are available for in-class instruction, in Zoom or in person, for creating learning objects, including short targeted videos, and for consultations. Consultations may be in Zoom, in person, or by email, and may be for students, staff, or faculty. Small questions or big ones.
For problems connecting to our E-Resources, please submit a ticket, selecting "E-Resources Questions" or contact your librarian directly.