Social Welfare Policy and Services   Tags: newark_social_work, social_policy, social_work  

This guide focuses on resources that you can use when seeking information on current and historical social welfare policies, issues, and services in the U.S.

Rutgers-restricted Access

Rutgers-restricted Access. You should have no problem connecting to databases and electronic journals to which the Rutgers Libraries subscribe from any networked computer on campus. However, in order to use these resources from off-campus, you must log in with your Rutgers NetID. For instructions see the Libraries' How Do I Connect?

Off-Campus Access

When working from home or some other off-campus locations, you can use the "Off-Campus Access" link provided for each Rutgers-restricted resource to login with your Rutgers NetID and connect to that database or article. Use the link embedded in the citation to access these resources on campus.

Finding Books

The Library Catalog is the online catalog for all the Rutgers University Libraries except the Newark and Camden Law Libraries. Many of the sections in this guide include suggestions for searching the Catalog to locate other books on the topic(s) covered in that section. Show Me How

Getting Books From Other Rutgers Libraries

If a book that you need is not available (not owned/checked out) at the Dana Library, but is available from another Rutgers Library, you can request delivery of that book to Dana by bringing up the record for the book in the Catalog and clicking on tbe Book Delivery/Recall button. Show Me

Book Not Available/Not Owned by the Rutgers Libraries?

The fastest way to get a copy of a book that is not owned or not available (checked out/on Reserve/missing etc.) at the Rutgers Libraries is to request it through E-Z Borrow. E-Z Borrow books are normally received within about five working days. Tell Me More

If a book is not owned by the Rutgers Libraries and is not available via E-Z Borrow, you can place an Interlibrary Loan request. Tell Me More

Becoming an 'Expert' User

Want to maximize your use of Library resources? Check out Rutgers RIOT, the Libraries' interactive tutorial.