Q. I need three scholarly resources on Alzheimer's Disease for my Life Span psychology class.

The best places to find academic, scholarly or peer reviewed articles are in Gale Academic OneFile, JSTOR and ProQuest One Community College. All of these databases cover multiple topics and results can be limited to scholarly journals. Login with your COM account for off campus access. Here's how:

Gale Academic OneFile

JSTOR

All the content in JSTOR is considered scholarly so you can search as you normally would. JSTOR does include content other than articles, such as primary sources, images reports and open content in the results, however. To take these out your results: 

1. Under Refine Results, find Academic Content
2. Select Journals 
3. You should be left with scholarly articles. 

ProQuest One Community College

1. Perform a search on your topic.
2. Select Scholarly Journals from the Source type options on the right side of your result list
3. All your results will now be from scholarly journals.
4. If you also want the article's to be peer reviewed, click on the Peer reviewed menu above Source type and select Peer reviewed.

Here are some links to more detailed information: 

• How to Use Academic OneFile
• Host to Use JSTOR
• How to Use ProQuest
• Tips for Finding Scholarly & Peer Reviewed Articles

Did you know? Our databases provide citations!

How you get them varies for each platform, but it's easy once you know how. Go to the Grab a Citation page in the Cite APA Style and Cite MLA Style guides to get step by step instructions with screen shots.