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Textbook Catalog

A list of NCSSM-M's current textbook collection.
locating course materials

Research Materials

The Library's collection contains databases, journals, books, videos, and research guides. In the event what you are looking for is not available in our collection, we have an interlibrary loan service where we can request another library send the material.

Linking in Canvas

The best way to add an article, electronic book, or database to your Canvas course is to link to the article using a permalink or permanent link. Linking to an article rather than uploading a PDF allows the library to record more accurate usage statistics for journals and databases. libraries.ou.edu

Library Books

Visit the NCSSM website, and select the Residential tab. From there, choose Library from under the NCSSM-Morganton tab. Scroll down past Universal Search and select the tab.
Scroll past Universal Search and select the tab.

Database Help

From https://www.ncssm.edu/residential/ncssm-morganton/morganton-library, select the purple Databases button on the left hand side. Select the All Subjects drop down. Select Science to display resources tagged as Science. This list will provide direct links to databases and journals that the Library subscribes to, including Science Online, ScienceDirect, SpringerLink, and American Chemical Society journals. Access resources using your NCSSM email and password. Contact Jay Singley or Travis Seevers with any access issues.

Database Journal Guide

From Morganton Library’s e-journal portal, you have several search options. Enter a journal title and select search Enter a DOI or PMID number for an article and search (these are specific strings of numbers used to identify & retrieve articles and books) Browse by subject (for example, Physical Sciences & Mathematics > Biochemistry) Browse by title To view a journal, select the hyperlink database title right above the “Search inside this journal” bar Another option is to use the “Search inside this journal” function to look up articles of interest Note: the dates listed in the journal’s item record show you the coverage we have access to. Sometimes our coverage is historical and in some cases it is the last 4 years to present.

Database ILL

The Library offers a service called Interlibrary Loan, where another library that subscribes to that journal or database can send us a PDF, link, or scan of the article. This service also includes print and electronic books. Complete the request form online or email Jay Singley for assistance.