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Due to licensing agreements and contracts, only currently affiliated faculty, staff and students have remote or off-site access to most of the library’s electronic resources.  Please see below for information on how to get limited remote access to a few of our databases.

Limited Remote Access

SNHU Alumni may access a selection of databases containing full-text journals, magazines and newspapers by logging into their Alumni Online Community This link opens in a new window account.

The following is a list of databases available through the Alumni Online Community:

  • Academic Search Alumni Edition contains the full text of articles in more than 3,350 publications in nearly every area of academic study including biology, chemistry, education, engineering, history, literature, physics, psychology, religion and theology.  Citations and abstracts are available for more than 8,200 magazines and journal articles.
  • Business Source Alumni Edition contains the full text of articles in more than 1,540 business magazines, trade publications and peer-reviewed journals.  This database includes publications in nearly every area of business including marketing, management, MIS, POM, accounting, finance, econometrics and economics.  Country economic reports, industry reports, market research reports and company profiles are also available.

The above list may be subject to change without notice.

Alumni may also access RefWorks and LinkedIn Learning with their SNHU accounts.

Campus Access

While on campus, Alumni are welcome to use the many licensed electronic resources within the library upon presentation of a SNHU Alumni Association ID card. If you have not registered with the Alumni Office This link opens in a new window, please do so first from their website.

Alumni may also borrow books and audiobooks by using your SNHU Alumni Association ID This link opens in a new window card. Alumni just need to bring their Alumni card with them to the Library for activation and a barcode number. For more information see Who May Borrow Library Materials.

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