Start here! Video introduction to the FNP library guide
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FNP Program Research Guide OverviewQuick introduction to library resources and services for FNP students.
Help from Norris Medical Library
During business hours (M-F)
Anytime
How to Log In
Click on a link to a library resource from the USC Libraries website or catalog, and log in with your USC NetID and password. This is the same ID and password as your USC email account.
NetID: Your NetID is the first part of your email address without the @usc.edu part. For example if your email was jose_342@usc.edu, your NetID would be jose_342.
Course Reserves (ARES)
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Course Reserves (ARES)Locate required course readings in the ARES course reserves system. Not all Nursing instructors use course reserves, so if you don't see you course listed, contact your instructor.
InterLibrary Loan and Document Delivery
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IDD: Interlibrary Loan and Document DeliveryUse interlibrary loan for
- E-mail delivery of articles and books not owned by USC (InterLibrary Loan)
- E-mail delivery of journal articles and book chapters from the library's print collections
- Home delivery of USC Libraries-owned books (max 10/semester)
APA Style
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APA Style 7th Edition: Citing Your SourcesThis is USC Libraries' Research Guide for APA Style 7th Edition.
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APA Style WebsiteView Style and Grammar Guidelines for formatting rules and examples. View Instructional Aids for tutorials.
Apps
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Mobile Resources (for Health Sciences) GuideIncludes apps and mobile websites for USC students, faculty, and staff. Various apps freely available or through USC Library subscriptions.
Database A-Z List
More Research Guides
Writing Help
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Writing CenterThe USC Writing Center (housed in Dornsife) offers online and in person writing and citation help for ALL USC undergraduate and graduate students. The Writing Centers has online resources, videos, and tutorials and offers individual online and in person appointments and consultations.
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Kortschak Center for Learning and Creativity"The USC Kortschak Center for Learning and Creativity offers an innovative approach to assisting students with dyslexia, ADHD, and other identified learning differences. Equipped with state-of-the-art assistive technology and enhanced academic support
services, the center provides insight and guidance into your preferred method of learning."