Gibson D. Lewis Library

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Use this tab to: search for electronic and print journals. If you are using a title abbreviation, change the search type to "journal title begins with" or "complete journal title." more options

PubMed Single Citation Matcher If you have a citation, use this tool to check Lewis Library holdings through PubMed. If the journal is not indexed in PubMed, try the Journal Finder Citation Matcher.
A-Z Database List
View descriptions and select an article database to search. For recommendations by topic or course, see the Research Guides or contact the Reference Office.
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Use this tab to: search the Library Catalog for books and e-books, including theses and dissertations.

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Getting Help With Your Research

There are a number of ways you can learn how to use Lewis Library's resources effectively. Scheduled classes are held a few times per month, but learning doesn't begin and end there -- you can request help anytime. During weekday hours, visit or call the Reference Office (LIB-222, 817-735-2070) to get help with tasks such as selecting a database to search, finding cited books or journals, or identifying subject terms. No matter what the hour, you can use the Ask a Librarian form on this website to submit a question, and a librarian will respond by the next business day.

If you want advanced training on a particular literature database or on RefWorks, our reference management tool, then you can request a meeting with one of our Instruction Librarians that is tailored to your needs. If you are assigned a group project that includes research, this can be a great way to get everyone up to speed and to develop a work plan. Call or visit the Reference Office to schedule a time and let us know what kind of help you need.