Welcome!
Here you'll find all kinds of library resources to help you with your research in psychology and related fields. If you just want to get started looking for scholarly research, check out Finding Articles: Databases to Search for essential databases like APA PsycInfo. Otherwise, feel free to explore all the resources this guide has to offer!
Accessing Library Resources
How do I access the UConn Library's online resources from off-campus?
Your NetID is your login to all library online resources, including databases, articles, E-books, and your ILLiad account.
How do I request articles, books, and other materials not owned by UConn?
Set up your ILLiad interlibrary services account.
Articles and chapters from beyond the UConn Library will arrive as PDFs, typically in less than a day; books and other physical media will take longer.
How do I request UConn's physical or print materials?
Set up your ILLiad interlibrary services account.
You can request books or media be sent between UConn campuses and use Scan on Demand to request PDFs of print articles or chapters we own.
- Interlibrary ServicesTap the blue My ILLiad button to create or update your account.
Help with Your Research
Questions about library research?
Contact Hilary Kraus, Research Services Librarian.
Email: hilary.kraus@uconn.edu
Book a research consultation (great for individuals or small groups):
Enhance Your Research Skills with Library Workshops
- Attend one of my upcoming workshops!I offer frequent online workshops about citation management and advanced searching skills. Remove the category filter on the calendar to see all of the library's available workshops.
