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Library Resources
Library Resources Guides
Access Online Databases from Home
Access to our databases is available from your home computer providing you are a currently enrolled student, faculty or staff member at MCCC.
STUDENTS:
Your USERNAME is your MERCERMAIL LOGIN NAME and your PASSWORD is your last name (including any hyphens or spaces)
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[Your Last Name][First Name Initial]
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EXAMPLE: John Smith = smithj
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Students with identical names will have a number added to their e-mail address name. Log in to your student portal to ensure that you are using the correct Username based on your assigned e-mail address.
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> Click here for a detailed example of how to log in. (pdf)
FACULTY AND STAFF:
Step 1: Complete and sign the Remote Access to Electronic Databases Agreement.
Faculty Staff Agreement Form
Step 2: Return your signed agreement:
- in person to the Circulation Desk at the West Windsor or James Kerney Library; or
- by fax to: 609-570-3845 ATTN: Library secretary; or
- by mail to: Secretary, Mercer County Community College Library, P.O. Box 17202., Trenton, NJ 08690
You will receive you user name and password via email or fax (if you provide a fax number) within three working days.
Unsigned agreements will not be processed.
Questions? Problems? Contact Electronic Library Support
E-mail: libraryonline@mccc.edu
Phone: 609-586-4800 ext. 3554
Legal Sources of Online Content
The Higher Education Opportunity Act requires all colleges and universities to offer legal alternatives to unauthorized downloading. The list at the bottom of this page includes all of the legitimate online services we're aware of. No endorsement or evaluation is intended.
Note: Some of the sites listed provide some or all content at no charge; they are funded by advertising or represent artists who want their material distributed for free, or for other reasons. Just because content is free doesn't mean it's illegal. On the other hand, you may find websites offering to sell content which are not on the list below. Just because content is not free doesn't mean it's legal.
Books: In addition to music and movies, the Internet is being used for the unauthorized distribution of books, including textbooks. For legal sources of electronic versions of textbooks and other written works, see this web page from the Association of American Publishers.
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