Both new and older print periodicals are in alphabetical order on the shelves near the front of the first floor. Most older periodicals are on microfilm which are also arranged alphbetically. The microfilm cabinets are near the reference area toward the rear of the first floor. Ask a library staff member if you need help learning how to use the microfilm readers. Printers are attached to the microfilm readers so you can make copies.
Site is indexed by author and subject and is also searchable.
A Hypertext Writing Guide - is a guide to writing research reports in psychology was created by Dr. Mark Plonsky at the University of Wisconsion, Stevens Point. Provides helpful examples and helps to simplify APA format 7. Additional Help Remember, the Smith Library homepage is not only a great place to start your research, but a good place to finish. Not only can you find a wide variety of information sources, but also online forms for requesting the loan of a periodical or a book from another library. And, when you're writing, check the online Research Guides for APA and MLA Style Guides for information on proper citation forms for print and online sources.