Dominican has a wonderful and peaceful library on campus. Check the online catalog for book and periodical holdings.
Finding journals and books for research papers or for the Senior Thesis will inevitably involve accessing journals and books outside of those at the Dominican University library. While the campus library will often be able to get outside books and journal articles for you if given enough time, you may find it more convenient to track down those off campus sources on your own. Here is a brief alphabetical list of some local helpful libraries and bookstores.
College of Marin, College Avenue, Kentfield, (4l5) 485-9475 www.marin.cc.ca.us/lrc
Jung Institute (Virginia A. Detloff Library), Gough Street, San Francisco, (4l5) 771-8055
A wonderful collection of psychology books, especially those related to Jungian psychology. They also have an extensive audio tape collection. Students are allowed to use materials on the premises only, but if you are looking for a special book or article they may have it.
www.sfjung.org
Marin General Hospital, Bon Air Road, Kentfield, (4l5) 925-7000
Their medical library has some psychiatry journals.
www.maringeneral.org
San Francisco State, Holloway Avenue (off 19th Avenue) San Francisco (4l5) 338-1854
This library features a testing library which you can examine--though not reproduce--a number of psychological and educational tests.
www.library.sfsu.edu
San Francisco Theological Seminary, 2 Kensington Road, San Anselmo, (4l5) 258-6636
www.sfts.edu
Sonoma State University, S. Sequoia Way, Cotati, (707 ) 664-2161
http://libweb.sonoma.edu/
U.C. San Francisco (Medical Center), Parnassus Avenue, San Francisco, (4l5) 476-2334
www.ucsfhealth.org/adult/health_library/
U.C. Berkeley Ed/Psch. Library, Off Hearst Avenue, Berkeley (5l0) 624-4208
Most of the journals that you may need are in the Education-Psychology Library or the Biosciences Library. A few others can be found in a couple of the smaller, specialized libraries on campus (e.g. Public Health). Avoid the Moffit Undergraduate Library, as it is restricted to U.C. students only.
Psychology-Education: www.lib.Berkeley.edu/edp
Biosciences: www.lib.Berkeley.edu/BIOS
University of San Francisco. 2130 Fulton Street, San Francisco, (415)422-2660
www.usfca.edu/library/
Attending summer school is a good way to make up "lost" units from the prior year or to advance in units so that the coming year can be "lighter." Before attending summer school check with your advisor to ensure that the course(s) you are taking will fulfill Dominican's General Education or Psychology major requirements. Fill out the Permission to Take Courses Off Campus Form to receive prior approval from the Registrar's Office. Remember that you need at least 48 upper division units and that community colleges only fulfill lower division units. You usually can attend any college as a "special student" as long as you don't exceed a specified number of units at that institution. Check with the schools that you are interested in well in advance of the end of the spring term.
Dominican University
City College of San Francisco, (4l5) 239-3000
http://www.ccsf.edu/
College of Marin, (4l5) 457-8811/485-9412
www.marin.cc.ca.us
CSU Hayward, (510) 885-2784
http://www.csuhayward.edu/
Holy Names University, (510) 436-1000
http://www.hnu.edu/
Mills College, (5l0) 430-2255
www.mills.edu
Napa Valley Junior College, (707) 253-3000
http://www.napavalley.edu/Pages/default.aspx
Peralta Community Colleges (Vista College, Laney College, College of Alameda, Merritt College)
http://web.peralta.edu/
San Francisco State, (4l5) 338-1111
www.sfsu.edu
Santa Rosa Junior College, (707) 527-4011
www.santarosa.edu
Sonoma State, (707) 664-2888
www.sonoma.edu
Stanford, (650) 723-2300
www.stanford.edu/
U.C. Berkeley, (5l0) 642-6000
www.berkeley.edu
U.C. Extension, (4l5) 642-4111
www.unex.berkeley.edu/
University of San Francisco, (4l5) 666-6886
http://www.usfca.edu/