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Archives and Special Collections
Archives and Special Collections houses rare books, manuscripts, University records, historical photographs and ephemera, Clark theses and dissertations, and other materials.
Digital Commons
Digital Commons is a full text, multimedia, online depository that provides access to the diverse array of scholarly, professional, scientific, and creative output produced or housed at Clark University.
Announcements
Scopus Database Now Available!
The staff of Goddard Library is excited to announce that we now provide access to Scopus, a premier citation database covering research across disciplines and publishers, which provides insight into the most current research as well as citations dating from 1970 to the present.
This tool contains over 22,000 journals from 5,000 publishers, 150,000 books, 6.4 million conference papers from proceedings and journals, 69 million records with the most thorough coverage from 1996 forward, 1.6 billion cited references dating back to 1970, 70,000 institutional profiles, and 12 million author profiles. Scopus is the place to go for finding not only research, but analytics to better understand where to publish, research topic prominence around the globe, funding sources, faculty and university strengths and opportunities, and more.
Watch for Clark-customized training opportunities in the weeks and months ahead. This is tool for graduate students, undergraduates, faculty, and staff alike. Please dive in and explore!
Questions? Interested in personal training or training for your class or cohort? Email library@morethanoxfordstreet.com. Visit Scopus Tutorials for quick how-to videos.
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AN INSIDE LOOK
Explore Our Spaces
Named for Robert Hutchings Goddard, the Clark physicist who invented the rocket technology that made space travel possible, Goddard Library comprises a cutting-edge facility for research, teaching, and learning with centralized academic and research support services for students and faculty. Browse some of the faces and places that make this resource so remarkable.
Jazzman's Cafe
The Academic Commons area
ITS Help Desk Center located in the Academics Commons area
Goddard Library architect John Johansen talks about his Brutalist design with Professor Kristina Wilson (left) and Academic Commons architect Steven Foote.
Clark Physics Professor Robert H. Goddard
Get Social with the Library
Contact Information
Robert H. Goddard Library
Office Location
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Goddard Library
950 Main Street
Worcester, MA 01610 - 1-508-793-7461
- library[at]clarku[dot]edu