How can I find a journal article in the American Journal of Psychiatry from an off-campus computer?
Whenever you’d like to know if APU Libraries can provide you with a particular journal article, the first place you should go is the APU Libraries website. Once you’re there, select the ‘Periodical Finder’ tool from the ‘More Search Options’ menu (see graphic). Next, type the title of the journal into the search box (do NOT type in the article title), and click ‘Search.’ For the American Journal of Psychiatry, you should get a results list with four items (see graphic). The ‘Print/Microform titles for Azusa Pacific’ link indicates that APU Libraries has this title in the print journal collection. If this were the only result, you would need to check to see that APU Libraries actually has the particular volume/issue you need (by clicking on the link), and then you would go to the library that has it and make a copy of the article. However, in this case, there are three online databases that contain full-text articles for the American Journal of Psychiatry. Check to make sure that the is
