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Art 400

Research Guide for Art 400: Junior Seminar.

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  1. Students on leave:
    1. Students on leave retain remote access to library e-resources for 500 days (from their last date of enrollment in the University System).
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    a. The GlobalProtect VPN does not work with library e-resources.
    b. The SonicWall VPN does work with library resources, but is being discontinued on 12/15/22. 
    c. EZproxy access is available for resources via links in the catalog and on the library’s website.
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    5. Would like to add an Open Access e-resource to the library catalog
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    2. We have contacted our larger vendors (e.g. JSTOR, ProQuest, etc.) to learn of any known issues with worldwide access, and so far, none have been reported.