Welcome!
As a student at Texas State University you have access to an extraordinary amount of information available from University Libraries, under which the Round Rock Campus Library falls.
This guide has a sample of online library resources to help you get started with conducting research and accessing information to support your academic studies.
With that, I encourage you to visit the University Libraries website to see all that you have access to. Also visit the Round Rock Campus Library web pages to see information specific to our location.
Guide Contents
This guide has six pages including this Home page.
Access these other pages through the tabs above.
Finding Articles: see this page when you are ready to start finding peer-reviewed articles for a paper or assignment. Also, see this page when you have trouble accessing a database off campus, or when an article you need is not available through University Libraries and you'd like us to see if we can get it from another library.
Search Strategies: try out these time-saving search strategies when you begin searching the databases on the Finding Articles page.
Avoiding Plagiarism: has resources that can help you cite sources that you've used in your research paper, when you have either quoted, paraphrased or summarized someone else's work or ideas.
EndNote: citation management tool that creates a Reference List in APA 7th edition; set it up before starting to research. Then you can export citations for relevant articles as you find them.
Finding Books & E-Books: from this page you can access the library catalog where you can search for print books and e-books. Also, e-book collections are listed on this page, and they are worth searching directly for e-books on HIM.
