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University of the
Pacific Library
3601 Pacific Avenue
Stockton, CA 95211
Information:
(209) 946-2431
Reference questions?
Need help locating materials? Just
ask a librarian!To find books and journals owned by the Pacific Library, search PacifiCat, the Library's online catalog. It includes information about all paper books and journals, as well as other types of library materials, such as video recordings and music scores.
To find periodical articles in either paper or electronic format, visit the Pacific's database collection. Select an appropriate resource category, and explore the resources listed there to find articles that pertain to your topic.
To find electronic journals, visit the Pacific eLibrary's Electronic Journals area. There library users may locate journals by journal title or keywords.
Use the PacifiCat catalog to locate scores and recordings. For more helpful searching tips, please visit the Music Resouces at Pacific page.
During any given semester, electronic course reserve materials can be accessed through the Blackboard course web site system (https://pacific.blackboard.com). For faculty information about placing materials on reserve, please visit the Course Reserves page.
Pacific now subscribes to selected ebook services which offer full text access to thousands of book titles. In addition, the library also maintains subscriptions to Oxford's Core Collection reference materials. Visit the ebooks page for more information about these resources.
Tools for searching Pacific's Manuscript Collections include:
For assistance searching our Manuscript Collections, please contact Holt-Atherton Department of Special Collections at (209) 946-2404.
The librarians have created subject research guides for the following subject areas. For research assistance, please contact your librarian!
Use this list to check the collections of libraries throughout the United States. If you find something you need, you may request it through Interlibrary Loan (Pacific faculty, students, and staff only.)
Browse our Leisure Reading Collection on LibraryThing. The Leisure Reading Collection is located in the Information Commons area of the library and is funded by a gift from the Associates of the University of the Pacific Library.
For help in determining the appropriate way to cite books and other print or electronic material in papers and projects, read Pacific Library's guide to Citation Styles for Print and Electronic Resources.
This tutorial is designed for students in a distance-learning project for Intercultural Communication.
