Databases
Some of these databases are licensed to the Cornish College Library and access is restricted to Cornish students, faculty and staff. If you are connecting from off campus you will need to use your Cornish ID number to login.
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1. ProQuest - periodical and newspaper
articles
4. Seattle Public library databases |
1. ProQuest
- A general, broad subject database.
- Recommended for all research projects.
- Includes full-text articles as well as citations and abstracts.
- Link to online tutorial site for ProQuest.
| ProQuest |
Covers all topics. Contains citations, abstracts, and full-text articles (some with images) from over 8,000 journals, periodicals and newspapers. Coverage: 1984 to present. ProQuest is provided jointly by the Washington State Library and Cornish Library, and is funded in part with federal LSTA funds (Library Services and Technology Act). |
2. ARTstor
- Digital image database (with descriptions for each image).
- Recommended for all research projects
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ARTstor is a digital library of art images, associated information, and software tools designed to enhance teaching, learning and scholarship. ARTstor contains approximately 400,000 images of Art, Design, Architecture and Archeology, Dance, Music and Theater from a wide range of cultures and time periods, with initial strengths in European, American and Asian cultures. New images are being added constantly. Coverage: Neolithic to present. |
3. OCLC FirstSearch Databases
- A collection of subject-specific databases (plus
a few with more general scope).
- Recommended for all research projects.
- Includes some full-text articles as well as citations and abstracts.
- Most of these articles will only be available online or at other libraries.
- Link to online tutorial site for OCLC FirstSearch
| Art Abstracts
via FirstSearch |
Indexes over 500 leading art publications from around the world. Subjects include:: visual arts, painting, sculpture, art history, archaeology, photography, folk art, textiles, graphic art, industrial design, interior design, architecture, landscape architecture, city planning, museology, computer graphics, crafts, film television, and video. Coverage: 1984 to present (abstracts since 1994) |
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via FirstSearch |
Indexes over 1.300 journals covering arts and
humanities and related
social science and science information. Coverage: 1980 to present |
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via FirstSearch |
Indexes over 12,000 journals covering business, science, humanities, social science, medicine, technology, and popular culture. Coverage: 1990 to present |
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via FirstSearch |
ERIC is the largest source of education information, with more than 1 million abstracts of documents and journal articles on education research and practice. Contains annotated references to nonjournal material issued in the monthly Resources in Education (RIE) and to journal articles issued in the monthly Current Index to Journals in Education (CIJE). Coverage: 1966 to present |
| Medline
via FirstSearch |
Indexes nearly 4,500 medical journals and additional life science journals. Covers clinical medicine, nutrition, pathology, education, psychiatry, experimental medicine, toxicology, health services administration, nursing, dentistry,veterinary medicine How is this useful? Coverage: 1965 to present. |
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via FirstSearch |
Covers over 14,000 US and international professional publications, academic journals, and trade magazines. This database focuses on full-text articles indexed other FirstSearch databases. Subject coverage is mostly Coverage: 1994 to present |
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WorldCat via FirstSearch |
Lists books and other materials held in libraries worldwide. Contains all the books and other materials cataloged by OCLC (Online Computer Library Center) member libraries and lists the libraries that own them. Includes records representing 400 languages. How is this useful? Coverage: 1000 BC to present |
4. Seattle Public Library (SPL) Databases
- Recommended for all research projects.
- Many databases include full-text articles as well as citations and abstracts.
Log-in with your public library card number to use most of these databases online, however some may be restricted to in-person use at a library branch.
HOW DO I GET A CARD?
Click here for online application.
-- Seattle residents are eligible.
-- Apply online, but pick up card at library branch.
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4. King County Library System (KCLS) Databases
- Recommended for all research projects.
- Many databases include full-text articles as well as citations and abstracts.
Log-in with your public library card number to use most of these databases online, however some may be restricted to in-person use at a library branch.
HOW DO I GET A CARD?
Click here for online application.
-- Seattle and King Co. residents are eligible.
-- They can mail your card to you. You do not need to visit a branch to pick it up..
Connect to ALL |
DATABASES OF SPECIAL NOTE:
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