Finding a book
You have access to over 57,000 printed books and 150,000 electronic books. These books can give you an in-depth look at literary topics
To find books in the JSCC Library, use the Online Catalog
You will be asked for your Netlogon to access the electronic books in the Online Catalog.
You also can click on "Find ebooks only" after clicking on "Find Resources" above the photograph on the JSCC Library home page. There are almost 150,000 ebooks, many of which are not in the online catalog.
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Accessing the JSCC Library from Home
When you access the JSCC Library electronic databases or electronic books from off-campus , you will be prompted for a username and password.
This is your Netlogon that you use to log on to campus computers or when you use Elearn.
Reference works in the JSCC Library
- Credo ReferenceThis is a great source for background information. Material in Credo comes from reputable subject encyclopedias and dictionaries.
Finding Magazines and Journals
The databases below are suggested ones for starting your research for economic, psychological, sociological and biological aspects of your stories.
For other databases, go to http://library.jscc.edu
Choose "Find a Journal Article"
- JSTOROlder articles from scholarly journals.
- Literature Resource CenterProvides biographies, bibliographies and critical analysis of authors from every age and literary discipline, combining Gale's most used literary databases to cover more than 120,000 novelists, poets, essayists, journalists, and other writers.
- Magill On Literature PlusExcellent resource for finding specific information about an author or a work of literature
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Finding Streaming Media
- Streaming MediaThe library has several film sources that might prove useful in a literary search, including Discovery Films.
Using the JSCC Library
Please call Scott Cohen at 425-2615 or email him at scohen@jscc.edu if you are having difficulty in locating information or in using the JSCC Library.
- Ask a LibrarianYou can also request help though the online Ask a Librarian link.
Citation Guides
Internet Resources
- Internet Public LibraryReputable Internet sites on various topics. The sites have been chosen by librarians

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