Be sure to create a TWU alumni email account to ensure your RefWorks account continues to operate effectively.
You are getting close to graduation, which you have been working toward for some time. Be aware that when you graduate, you won't have the same access to resources through TWU Libraries, but there are still plenty of ways to find reputable resources.
Other local universities often have similar access through TexShare. Check their library websites for how to apply for a guest account and what you can access with one.
Public libraries in the state of Texas offer important TexShare databases that professionals will find useful. Check your local public library website to see which of the TexShare databases your local library provides.
Your local library will have information concerning who can get a library card and how to apply for one. Check the website carefully.
Hospitals provide library services to their professional staff, even if they are not labeled as a library (i.e., Resource Centers, Learning Centers, Research Services, etc.).
Examples of local medical libraries:
Explore the following links to find free full text journal articles straight from the publishers.
Open Educational Resources (OERs) are teaching, learning, and research materials that reside in the public domain or have been released under an open license that permits no-cost access, use, adaptation, and redistribution by others with no or limited restrictions.
Many business ventures seek your commitment to be a presenter at conferences or agree to write papers for their journals, when their journals (or conferences) are nonexistent. Carefully research places to publish, using your public library resources. Once you know where and how you want to get published, be careful to work with only the best quality publishers who will make your work shine!