Psychology & Counseling

BrowZine brings recent issues of scholarly journals to your tablet for browsing and reading. Like the Current Periodicals area at the library, BrowZine is for current awareness and browsing, not focused research or searching.

It brings journal content together from multiple publishers and platforms into a single place, where you can save your favorite journals, view the tables of contents, and read or save articles as new issues are released.

What isn't BrowZine?

BrowZine is not designed for in-depth research or searching. For that, we recommend Discovery Search or the many online resources that the library subscribes to. If you have questions about the best source for your research needs, please connect with us!

Who is it for?

People who want to stay current on articles being published in their field - faculty, researchers, graduate students, administrators and anyone else with favorite journals they want to keep up-to-date with.

 How can I get help or find more information?

An extensive list of questions and answers is available on the BrowZine site. You can always contact the library for help when needed. library@trevecca.edu

Printing?

BrowZine does not offer a printing function, but articles can be opened in other apps to allow printing, like Dropbox or iBooks. PrintFriendly, a free web app, can be added to your browser and then applied to pages within BrowZine. Use the icon in the upper right-hand corner (three little squares in Android, a rectangle with an arrow in iOS) to print an article in a different app. The apps that are available will depend on what you have installed on your device.

Learn more about PsycARTICLES

Discovery Searching and Journal Articles 

Waggoner Library has thousands of journals on all subjects, most are accessible through our databases, others we have in print and a few are bound. Typically when searching for journal information you would follow one of the paths below:

Searching a TOPIC

• Use Discovery Search

  • Enter your topic into the Discovery search box on the library homepage.

  • Click the 'Articles' icon and then the green search button.

  • Results will need to be narrowed down by Trevecca's library; peer-reviewed; date range or other factors in order to see a list of relevant articles.

  • View the short tutorial below to understand Discovery search.

See ALL library Databases

• Get more specific using the A-Z Databases Link
  • We have over 190 databases. This page lets you choose individual databases from a title list or by subject area.
  • Not all databases are included in Discovery Search results.

Searching for JOURNAL TITLES by SUBJECT

• Mouse over Find Information on the top menu bar on the library homepage
• Click E-journals by subject and begin browsing

If you know the JOURNAL TITLE or the ARTICLE TITLE

• Mouse over Find Information on the top menu bar on the library homepage

• Click the link to E-Journals by Title (links to Browzine)

• Click Search and then enter your journal title into the search box

• Choose the Journals tab to search by journal title.

• Choose the Article tab to search by article title

• Complete the required information and search

What if there is NO Full-Text available? 

For IMMEDIATE full-text of the article:

1.  Search the article title in Google Scholar. Google Scholar often has free full-text options! 

2.  Then, use the A-Z Journal Title search on the library homepage

• Identifies if the library has the journal and provides a database and link to access the full text.
• If the library has the journal article but not the full text, you will see a link to submit an ILL request in Discovery.

3. The final step should be InterLibrary Loan. 

Journal Article requests can be made through the Interlibrary Loan link on the library homepage

• Complete the form, and submit it, there is no cost for this service! 
• The reprint will come as a PDF by email within 2 working days.