Frequently Asked Questions

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Who can use the Business Library?

2073 views   |   Last updated on Apr 16, 2021    faculty alumni

Currently-affiliated students, faculty, and staff may use the library's resources. Alumni are also eligible for restricted access to subscription databases. Contact the library for additional information.... read more


How do I cite my sources?

1119 views   |   Last updated on Apr 12, 2019    writing help

Please see the APA Citation Guide: http://ggu.libguides.com/apa... read more


What if the library does not have a book or article I need?

1066 views   |   Last updated on Apr 16, 2021    Interlibrary Loan library services

Please contact the library at askalibrarian@ggu.edu to see about options. ... read more


What can I do if I'm having trouble accessing the Library's databases?

879 views   |   Last updated on Apr 16, 2021    databases

Refer to the Library's Database Troubleshooting Guide to see a list of common access issues and how to resolve them. Contact the Business Library for further assistance if you continue having problems accessing the databases.   Email: askalibrarian@ggu.edu ... read more


How do I contact a librarian?

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Contact the Business Library at askalibrarian@ggu.edu ... read more


Where is the Business Library?

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The Business Library is virtual. Access to most resources is now electronic and available from wherever you happen to be (assuming you have an internet connection).   ... read more


What is OpenAthens?

576 views   |   Last updated on Apr 16, 2021   

OpenAthens is an identity management service that provides access to the library's licensed databases and online resources. OpenAthens single sign-on technology replaced the library's aging authentication system called Web Access Management (WAM), providing users with a more secure and seamless experience accessing information through the library's paid subscriptions. For more information, please ... read more


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