The links provided here are for the purpose of education and personal research and are not intended for use of a commercial nature. The access of alumni and emeriti are dependent on the license agreements that the Rod Library has with each provider.
Rod Library’s electronic resources are subject to negotiated terms and conditions, including uploading licensed content into artificial intelligence (AI) tools. All users are required to comply with the university's policy on Acceptable Use of Information Technology Resources and AI Technologies Guidelines & Procedures. To see what is generally acceptable and not accepted when using the library’s electronic resources, please refer to the FAQ or ask the library for clarification.
Streaming videos of case study demonstrations and forensic nursing procedures, including trauma-informed care, seeking consent, history taking, evidence collection and handling, documentation, and forensic photography.
Streaming video collection with more than 2,000 videos about social work, psychotherapy, psychology, and psychiatric counseling. Features real therapy sessions, consultations, interviews, demonstrations, lectures, and searchable transcripts. Browse by subject, therapist, theme, or video type.
Explore company history, products, operations, remuneration, and competitors. LSEG provides Mergent Online data, an invaluable resource for conducting, supporting, and validating financial and business research. New users must self-register for an account, which is valid for 120 days. Registration processing may take between 20 minutes and six hours. Visit the LSEG Learning Centre for self-paced learning and interactive classes.
Mometrix eLibrary offers digital access to study materials for over 1,500 different standardized exams. The study materials include comprehensive study guides, interactive flashcards and practice tests. The range of tests include: Praxis, GRE, TOEFL, GMAT, and NCLEX. New users must register with their UNI Cat ID.
Archive of primary source documents, maps, photos, data, and images focusing on how anthropogenic (human-caused) change has impacted the natural world. Topics include deforestation, agriculture, livestock, fisheries, botany, biodiversity, extinction, water use, irrigation, wetlands, and hydrology.
