MCC Library Newsletter

Even though the library building will be CLOSED (December 15 - January 6), students can still use our 24/7 online resources and get reference assistance via email.

1. Students login from off-campus with their MCC username and password to use our online resources. Please contact the library by using our Ask a Librarian form if you have trouble logging in or using the databases from home.

Username: first name initial + last name initial + student ID number (located on student ID card)
Example: Ima Student (ID # 0012345) = is0012345

Password: 6 digit birth date
Example: 010191

2. To search our online resources, you might begin at the following places on the library web site:

• Where Do I Start? for our most commonly used searchable resources
• Articles, Research & More for a list of our databases in an A-Z list or by subject category.
• The MCC Library for December Minimester Students for helpful information especially for students taking minimester courses.

The NetLibrary Ebook of the Month is entitled Younger You: Unlock the Hidden Power of Your Brain to Look and Feel 15 Years Younger by Eric R. Braverman (2007).

“Discover how you can:

• Get a restful, restorative night’s sleep and have energy that lasts all day long
• Lift your mood by increasing your natural hormone levels
• Improve your heart health with natural supplements, herbs, and spices
• Increase your muscle mass, boost your memory, build your bones, save your skin, and much more!”

To access the NetLibrary Ebook of the Month, go to the library home page and click on Quick Links and then NetLibrary. Click on book located in the lower right corner of the NetLibrary screen.

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The PsychiatryOnline Ebook of the Month is entitled Professionalism and Ethics: Q & A Self-Study Guide for Mental Health Professionals by Laura Weiss Roberts, M.D., M.A., and Jinger G. Hoop, M.D., M.F.A. (2008).

“This first book of its kind for the medical profession brings the real-world translation of ethics to the care of patients, conduct of protocols, and training of professionals. An interactive, case-oriented approach to mental health ethics, Professionalism and Ethics: Q & A Self-Study Guide for Mental Health Professionals consists of questions and answers developed by the authors and fourteen contributors from backgrounds as diverse as family medicine, research ethics, social psychology, and public health.”

To access the PsychiatryOnline Ebook of the Month, go to the library home page and click on Articles, Research & More. Then select PsychiatryOnline from the drop down list.