LibGuides: Physician Assistant: Media

Remote Access

No library barcode is needed to access databases and e-journal packages anymore! Instead, for registered students, LIU credentials (email username and password) will be used to check out materials and access electronic resources remotely. For more information, please check the LIU’s New University ID Card and the Library LibGuide. Please contact the Circulation Department for help: bkln-libcirc@liu.edu; (718) 488-1080.

Streaming Videos

Academic Video Online (AVON) This link opens in a new window
A comprehensive video subscription that covering a wide range of subject areas including anthropology, business, counseling, film, health, history, music, and more. Curated for the educational experience, the depth of content and breadth of content-types, such as documentaries, films, and demonstrations, makes this database a useful resource for faculty and students alike.
Bates' Visual Guide to Physical Examination This link opens in a new window
Features web-based video platform physical examination techniques for students and faculty in medical, nursing and related programs.
Kanopy This link opens in a new window
Kanopy is an interdisciplinary streaming video platform that offers an ever-growing catalog of more than 25,000 educational and feature films. Individual titles from the catalog can be licensed by the library for curricular use. Faculty may submit their requests for particular videos via the online form.

Borrowing Print Books and DVDs

Services
The Circulation Department is located on the fifth floor of the Library Learning Center (LLC). This is where patrons may:
Register for library access if your account has not been created when you join LIU.
Borrow, renew and return materials.
Find and use Reserve Books.

Who can borrow?
Students who are currently enrolled and cleared with the Bursar, faculty who are currently teaching, and LIU employees may borrow from the Brooklyn Campus Library. LIU alumni may also borrow with their alumni cards. Students from schools participating in the Academic Libraries of Brooklyn (ALB) consortium also have borrowing privileges.