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Latin American Studies/History

The Search Continues

All the books that are presented in this guide are available in the eBook catalog and in the circulating stacks of the library. In this section, there are instructions on how to find books on the shelf, a map of the library and other tips about finding what you need.

Library Openings

 
 
The Library is open from Monday through Friday from 8:00 am to 7:00 pm and 9:00 am to 5 pm on Friday.
Online Reference is also available, Visit here for more information.
For more information, take a look at the Spring 2024 Updates.

eBook Catalog

Guide on How to find and download ebooks

Search the eBook catalog: Proquest eBook Central

 

 

Circulating Stacks

To find books or any materials that are available at the library, you must do a search on the library's website. Here is a guide with information on how to find books in the library, Introduction to Library Research.

Once you find that book that you're looking for, take note of the call number. It is the alphanumerical code that is next to the location of the book.

If needed, here is a guide to borrowing materials

Books on Latin America history are predominantly found in the F section in stacks of the library.

How to Search for Books

  • Start search on the homepage of the library's website. 

 

  • Select the " Books & Media" tab above the search bar.

 

  • Keep in mind that a search term like " Latin American History" or " Mexican History" is too broad and will yield too many results. It would be beneficial to search for a more specific topic to limit the search results.

 

  • On the left column of the search page, there are options that are used to limit search results.

Useful Tip

 

  

 When on the page of the book, scroll down to the. "Details" section: 

Under the "Subject" subsection select one of the highlight texts to find more books about the topic (works for all materials in the catalog).

Other Libraries

    

   If the SFC library doesn't have the materials that you need, students have the option of requesting materials through Interlibrary Loan.

Credit

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