Thomas G. Carpenter Library
1 UNF Drive
Jacksonville, FL 32224
Phone: 904-620-2615
Text: 904-507-4122
Welcome! As a high school student in Duval/St. Johns County, you have access to a vast array of academic resources. Your school library media center, local public library, as well as the Thomas G. Carpenter Library are here to provide you with high quality academic, peer reviewed journal articles. Please remember that you may need to obtain passwords from your school library, own a public library card, and/or be able to visit the Thomas G. Carpenter Library with your Guest Card in order to obtain full access to the library collections and databases.
Nease High School's Media Center provides access to Gale Online Resources and JSTOR. JSTOR provides access to more than 10 million academic journal articles, books, and primary sources in 75 disciplines. Gale Online Resources is a leading edtech and digital nonfiction content provider. Gale is committed to delivering authoritative, curriculum-aligned resources to improve student engagement, encourage collaboration, and foster critical thinking.
The Florida Electronic Library (FEL) is a gateway to: electronic magazines, newspapers, almanacs, encyclopedias and books, and the Ask a Librarian reference service.
Terry Parker High School Media Center and the Wolfson High School Media Center's catalog enables students to search for books and Open Access Materials. The Florida Electronic Library is a great supplementary tool.
With a St. Johns County Public Library Card, you have access to a plethora of databases ranging from leisure to academic in nature.
From the top of the homepage (http://www.sjcpls.org), select "E-Library" and "Databases".
Duval County residents with a Jacksonville Public Library card have access to a vast amount of databases too. Residents outside of the county may have the opportunity to obtain a card with a nominal fee. From the homepage, (https://www.jaxpubliclibrary.org), click on "Research" and "Databases" to view the library's comprehensive list. Like the St. Johns County Public Library System the list will include a variety of content from recreational, general reference, to academic databases. Here is a small sample of the databases from the Jacksonville Public Library:
The Thomas G. Carpenter Library at the University of North Florida subscribes to 280+ databases to serve the faculty, staff, undergraduate, graduate, and doctoral community at the University of North Florida.
As a high school student with a UNF Visitor card, you have privileges to search the library catalog for books and use the UNF Library databases to view full-text articles when you visit us at the library. You can search these databases individually or use Onesearch, which will allow you to search the library's physical collection with 95% of the databases at one time. Onesearch is the search box that can be accessed from the UNF Library homepage:
Here is a screenshot of the list of databases that UNF Library subscribes to. For a comprehensive list, click on "Find Databases" in the Onesearch box: