The UTC Library now provides access to over 180,000 ebooks from ProQuest’s eBook Central.

This multidisciplinary database includes titles from the humanities, sciences and social sciences.

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Publisher highlights include:

• Nearly 12,000 titles from Wiley
• Nearly 18,000 titles from Routledge
• 5,500+ titles from Brill
• 4,600+ titles from Cambridge University Press
• 2,600+ titles from Elsevier
• 1,900+ titles from University of Minneosta Press
• 1,800+ titles from University of California Press
• 1,700+ titles from Emerald
• Nearly 1,700 titles from Princeton University Press
• Nearly 1,300 titles from Harvard University Press

eBook Highlights:

Reimagining Global Health: An Introduction

Exploring Leadership: For College Students Who Want to Make a Difference

Explaining Psychological Statistics

Understanding the Religions of the World: An Introduction

Counseling the Culturally Diverse

UTC Library now has full online access to the Chronicle of Higher Education weekly newspaper.

This includes access to the:

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Thanks to the Rollins College of Business, UTC has access to HS Talks video lectures and case studies on Business and Management topics including finance, accounting, economics, marketing and sales, technology and operations.

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Some examples of interesting talks available in this database:

UTC Library now offers access to nearly 68,000 streaming videos from Academic Video Online (AVON)!

This database can either be searched at the title level or by “channels” which bring together videos on the same subject.

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Some highlights from the collection include:

The UTC Library now has access to eBooks from University of Michigan Press! Supporting areas like performing arts, classical studies, political science, American studies, Asian studies, and African studies, University of Michigan Press eBooks are sure to assist you in your research endeavors. Users of this collection can read each book online at any time, download chapters or the entire book to save for later, and can even keyword search the full-text!

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Below are some of the University of Michigan Press’s newest titles that highlight the diverse offerings of this collection!

#identity: Hashtagging Race, Gender, Sexuality, and Nation

Soda Goes Pop: Pepsi-Cola Advertising and Popular Music

Inconsistency and Indecision in the United States Supreme Court

Dirty Work: Domestic Service in Progressive-Era Women’s Fiction