German Studies  Tags: german german_studies literature  

Salzburg, Austria
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This guide pulls together information about finding books, articles, and web sites for conducting research in German studies. Use the tabs along the top of the page to navigate the site. 

Faculty and graduate students who want to learn more about the Open Access movement in scholarly communications may want to take a look at the information provided under the Open Access tab.

1. To borrow items from the libraries, you need your BGSU photo ID and a current record in the library database. For more detailed information, see Borrowing, Renewing, and Requesting.


2. For remote access to the online research databases, login in with your BGSU user name and password (same as for campus email, MyBGSU, and BGSU lab and library computers.)
   
   
3. If the University Libraries doesn't have what you need, chances are that OhioLINK does. OhioLINK is the 80+ academic (and some public) libraries that lend their resources to one another through an online requesting system. Look for the "Request this item" button in the OhioLINK catalog. For more detailed information, see OhioLINK requesting.
   
   
4. We're here to assist you! If you need help using the library, can't find what you want, have an assignment and need help getting started, Ask Us! for immediate help. Besides drop-in help, the University Libraries offer Individual Research Appointments for undergraduates & graduate students.

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Amy Fyn
Email: afyn@bgsu.edu
Phone: 419.372.2869

Catherine Cardwell is on leave.

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