Access GW Resources with Google Scholar

Google Scholar allows you to link your Scholar search results to resources available to you through GW Libraries.  Follow these simple steps to set up your Google account to access GW Libraries:

• Open Google Scholar (scholar.google.com)
• Click on the Settings icon at the top of the page     ​
• Select "library links" from the left side                    
• If not already displayed, search "George Washington University"
• Make sure all choices are selected           ​               
• Click save

If your browser is set to not save your passwords, the best way to access Google Scholar is via the Libraries website.

• From the library homepage, choose "Subject Databases"
• Choose the A-Z Database List tab
• Choose the G tab
• Find Google Scholar in this alphabetized list

Can't find the journal online? Then look in the Catalog to see if GW Libraries (or any of the other WRLC Consortium libraries) has the journal on paper. If it's here at Gelman, go to the 3rd floor and make a photocopy of the article yourself. If it's at another WRLC Consortium library, place a Consortium Loan Request for the article. If no library in the WRLC Consortium has the journal, then place a request via Interlibrary Loan.