The most frequently-used databases
Content: Offers detailed, accurate, and evidence-based 3D reconstructions of human anatomy, created using real scan and imaging data, with expert contributions and peer-reviewed content.
Purpose: Provides an in-depth and interactive resource for students, educators, and healthcare professionals to explore and learn human anatomy with confidence through highly detailed 3D models.
Content: A comprehensive research resource for nursing and allied health professionals, featuring journals, evidence-based care sheets, quick lessons, continuing education modules, and more.
Purpose: Supports healthcare professionals and students with authoritative tools for research, education, and evidence-based practice in nursing and allied health fields.
Content: Contains over 200,000 eBooks covering a wide range of subjects from the 1800s to the present, including adult, young adult, and children's fiction. Many books are available in languages other than English.
Purpose: Supports academic research and reading by providing a vast collection of eBooks across various subjects and genres, offering diverse language options and historical perspectives.
Content: A user-friendly platform for discovering scholarly works across all disciplines, including articles, theses, books, and more.
Purpose: Supports academic research by providing easy access to relevant scholarly materials. On-campus users or those who set their library to “NMSU Get it at Dona Ana” in Google Scholar settings can directly access DACC Library resources.
Content: Offers an easily searchable platform for past issues of the New York Times, including first-hand accounts and unparalleled coverage of politics, society, and historical events, featuring full-text, full-page, and article-level images, along with subject-specific search terms for focused research.
Purpose: Serves as a valuable resource for genealogists, researchers, and scholars, providing comprehensive historical documentation of major events, societal shifts, and political developments from 1851 to 2021.
Content: Offers contextual information and diverse perspectives on hundreds of current social issues, including continuously updated viewpoints, topic overviews, magazines, academic journals, news articles, primary sources, statistics, multimedia content, and vetted website links.
Purpose: Supports research, critical thinking, and informed discussion by providing balanced resources and multiple perspectives on controversial and relevant social topics.
Content: Provides access to over 8 million articles from 1,600 journals covering life, health, and physical sciences, social sciences, and the humanities.
Purpose: Supports advanced research and academic study across a broad range of disciplines by offering access to high-quality, peer-reviewed journal articles, many of which are from leaders in their fields.
Open Access, available to all
Available to all within New Mexico via the New Mexico State Library and the U.S. Institute of Museum and Library Services
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