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For a known article title, Google Scholar can be an easy way to find out if the CSUSM Library has access to the full text.
This search box is connected to the library's proxy server, meaning that the results in a Google Scholar search will include links to full-text articles in the CSUSM collection. You can also bookmark the link for Google Scholar CSUSM from the alphabetical list of databases on the library home page.
| Tips | Examples |
| Use keywords, not long search phrases |
Instead of searching for "How does the #MeToo movement account for intersectionality and marginalized identities?"break down your search into the main keywords: me too movement, intersectionality, marginalized, identity |
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Use quotation marks (" ") to keep phrases together Use AND to combine different keywords |
"me too movement" AND "sexual violence" |
| Use OR to combine similar/associated keywords | intersectionality OR critical race theory |
| Look for ways to limit your search in the database | You can often limit by type of article (scholarly and peer-reviewed), year of publication, subject |
