There are many excellent open web resources that you may wish to use to supplement the Library's digital and physical resources. These include open-access journals, freely available databases, organizations' websites, and more. Explore the links below to help find and utilize these sources.
Use databases freely available online to find biology sources and as a supplement to the Library's databases.
Use freely available, open access journals to find scholarly sources and supplement sources found via the Library's databases.
Note: Did you know you can link Google Scholar to the Library? Select the icon with the three horizontal lines and then choose "Settings" and "Library links." Type "Salt Lake Community College Libraries" into the search bar, tick the box next to it, and choose "Save." You can look for links from the Google Scholar search results to the Library's resources on the right side of your results list.
If you are looking for a specific article and you hit a paywall, please do not pay for access! Try these methods to find what you need
Finally, try asking a librarian. They're whizzes at finding information! You can contact the Science, Mathematics and Engineering liaison librarian Amy Scheelke at Amy.Scheelke@slcc.edu.
Contact the Science, Mathematics and Engineering liaison librarian: Amy.Scheelke@slcc.edu.
