Veterinary Medicine

1.  Go to

2.  Click the NetID Username Login link.

3.  There may be a terms and conditions page. When you click through this page you agree to the terms and conditions listed.

4.  Fill in the Personal Information. All fields denoted with * are required. Click Submit Information.

When using databases or online journals, where the full-text of an article is not available, you may request articles through Get It For Me directly from the resource.

To use this feature, you must have accessed the database or online journal through the Medical Sciences Library, available:

For this example, we'll go through the catalog; the process will be similar for each of the methods above.

1. In the catalog record on the right side of the screen is a maroon button Full Text @ TAMU; click it.

Or from a database, for example Legacy (old) PubMed, it's the yellow and maroon Find Text @ TAMU button on the left side of the screen under Full text links.

2. This will take you to another record where you may access the article you're interested in if it's within the specified date range (located under the title link) that the Medical Sciences Library owns. If what you're looking for is outside that date range, under the header below the date range click Get It For Me.

3. You will be take to a page where you will select your location and log into get it for me.

4. Once logged in, if this is not your first time logging into Get It For Me, it should automatically populate information about the article into the request form.

5. Check this information for accuracy.

6. Submit your request.

For this example, we're demonstrating how to request an article; but requesting book chapters, books, theses and dissertations, or another format, is a similar process, you would make the appropriate selection under the New Request heading, see step 3.

1.  Go to

2.  Click NetID Username Login. Logon.

3.  In the menu on the left, under the New Request heading, click the type of item you are requesting, e.g., article or book chapter.

4. Complete the request form with as much information as you have. Click Submit Request.

You will receive email notification when each request is available, generally within 24 to 48 hours.

1.  Go to

Click the NetID Username Login link and logon.

2.  In the menu on the left, under the View heading, click Electronically Received Articles. Each request is listed with a link to a .pdf file. You may view, download, and/or print each file for 30 days from the day it is posted.

Exceptions will be with requested books: you will receive an email when it's available and will need to pick up from the Medical Sciences Library.