FINDING ARTICLES USING THE

A TO Z JOURNAL LIST

Step by Step Instructions

On the Library Website, under Express Links, click on A to Z Journal List or click on the link in this research guide.

Ex: My citation is: “The new Global Opportunity”; Fortune, July 5, 2010. Type in the title of the journal in the Find search box, next to “Title begins with” or Browse the alphabetical list for title.

On the results page, you will see a listing of journal titles with links to databases and the dates they cover. Check your citation for exact journal title and date. Since my journal is Fortune, and the date is July 5, 2010, I can choose the databases, Academic Search Complete or Business Source Complete to find my article.

You will need your TRACKS username and password to access this database and all our other subscription databases.

This is the Publications page of the database, Academic Search Complete. Click on the year listed in your citation. In this case, 2010.

Look for the volume and/or issue and/or date from your citation. Then click on the matching link under “All Issues”. Ex. 7/5/2010.

On this page, you can type in the title of your article in the 2nd box, and choose TI Title from the drop-down Select a Field menu.

Or, look for the title of your article by scrolling through the results.

Click on the title for detailed bibliographic information, full text, and other information; or go directly to full text of the article by clicking on the HTML (or PDF) Full Text icon (bottom of record).

In the bibliographic citation page, click on the HTML Full Text (or PDF) link for full article. Use the right icons to Print, Email, Save, Export, etc.