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As a graduate student, you will use the ASU Porter Henderson Library to complete much of your graduate work.
The following link will take you to the Home Page of the Porter Henderson Library.
Below are three of the most common links our students use in the library. Take a moment to click on each link and orient yourself to the information.
*Please note, there are times when you will be prompted to enter your ASU login credentials as you navigate the library information. This is a secondary way the library provides security for their systems.
Library Orientation Video
Library Orientation Video
Watch the library orientation video to learn about navigating the ASU Porter Henderson Library.
Ask a Librarian
Until you learn how to search the different databases to locate publications you may need for an assignment, you may contact a librarian for research assistance using ASU's Ask a Librarian. The librarians are available via phone, email, and Blackboard.
For electronic communications with the library, please allow sufficient time for a response. Questions submitted Sunday through Thursday are typically answered within 24 hours. Questions submitted on Friday and Saturday may take longer.
Three ways to contact the Library:
Phone: 325-486-6534
Email: reference@angelo.edu
Blackboard Look for the “Ask a Librarian” discussion board in your courses.
Peer-Reviewed Literature
Peer-Reviewed Literature
As graduate nursing students, you will frequently encounter the term "peer-reviewed" in your coursework and research. But what does it mean? Peer-reviewed journals only publish articles by a panel of experts, researchers, and/or professionals in a field of study. So...what is so important about peer review?
Watch the following short 3-minute video to learn more about peer-reviewed located on the right.
Additionally, the ASU Porter Henderson Library provides some helpful information to help you avoid predatory sources. Take a few moments to review How to Recognize Peer-Reviewed (Refereed) Journals.
Stat!Ref Database
Stat!Ref Database
STAT!Ref is a FREE database for ASU students!!!
Part of the TDS Health platform that enables users to intuitively cross-search full-text, evidence-based, and authoritative resources.
Other products available via this platform include BoardVitals, EBMcalc, ICD Conversion Tool, Drug Interactions from The Medical Letter, and Drug Shortages.
A customizable “Profile” account allows users to save titles and searches, create annotations, and preferences, and customize the homepage.
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