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To support SNC's culture of learning and professional knowledge building, the Staff Association in partnership with the Mulva Library, has compiled a number of resources that may be of interest to SNC staff.
These resources may aid in our ongoing efforts to frame our work within the broader industry conversations and best practices.
All links and materials are accessible with an SNC login. If you require assistance accessing these resources, please see Library Services directly.
Journals
Below is a list of higher education journals of interest, available through the Mulva Library, that staff can access with an SNC login.
Access an expanded list of Journals in Higher Education.
Topics
Below are materials available through the Mulva Library, arranged by topic. These are not intended to be a complete list of available resources or topics, simply categories and lists to get you started on your reading journey. If you are interested in a topic area not listed here, please contact library staff for assistance.
Multimedia
Below are additional multimedia resources available through the Mulva Library which are available to staff.
E-books
Overdrive: Access to hundreds of popular e-books and audio books via the Wisconsin Academic Library Consortium
Video Streaming Services
Digital Newspapers
The Mulva Library now provides access to the NYTimes.com for anyone with a valid SNC email address through an academic group pass. Individual registration is required. With your account, you will have full access to the extensive breaking news, world news, and multimedia of The New York Times.
Wall Street Journal Digital Edition (2016-Present)
SNC faculty, staff and students can access The Wall Street Journal Digital Editions through an academic site license provided by the Mulva Library. See more information on setting up an account.
Washington Post @ SNC offers unlimited digital access to WashingtonPost.com from the school’s network and its expert reporting and analysis from Washington and around the world, including award-winning investigative coverage and editorial commentary. See more info.
If you would like to submit a question to the Staff Association you can use this form, which will also offer the option of being anonymous.