Communication Sciences and Disorders (CSD)

OneSearch provides a simple way to search for books, eBooks, videos, articles, and more, all in one place. In the search box above, you will see a drop-down list of options for filtering your search. To find articles, you have several options:

• ​Tredway resources (Library holdings + Articles): This option searches all of the library's physical and electronic resources (books, eBooks, videos, journal/magazine articles, and electronic references sources. This search also includes items in Special Collections and the Swenson Center.
• Everything (Library holdings + Articles + I-Share): This option searches across everything, including articles from our databases. 
• Articles only: This option searches for journal articles, magazine articles, newspapers articles, and electronic reference material across our databases.

Advanced Search

To perform an advanced search, click on the "advanced search" link located just below the OneSearch box above. You'll not only be able to select which collections to search in, you'll also see different fields you can enter your search terms in. You can also limit by material type, language, and publication date. 

To locate specific journals, click on the "Find journals, magazines, & newspapers" tab at the top of the OneSearch page. You'll be redirected to the journal search page. If you know the title of the journal you need, you can type it into the search bar.

Tredway Library subscribes to a number of ASHA journals (e.g. American Journal of Speech-Language Pathology; Language, Speech, and Hearing Services in Schools; Journal of Speech, Language, and Hearing Research). You can search within those publications using this interface.

If you do not have a specific title in mind, you can search by category. To see the subjects within each category, click on the arrow to the left of the category. 

If an article doesn't have a full-text link in the database, it doesn't mean you can't access the article! Follow these steps to locate the full-text of an article.

1. The database result might have a link to PDF or HTML right in there - if so, just click on it!
2. If you don't see a full-text link, visit the library's Journal, Magazine, & Newspaper Title Search to look up the title of the publication (not the title of the article!) to see if we have access to the issue of the publication in which the article appears.
3. If Augustana doesn't own the issue you need, request it through Interlibrary Loan.