Reserve items may be handled in two different ways:
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Electronic Reserves (e-reserves) |
Print Reserves |
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How do students access? |
Online through a link in the course page in Canvas |
In-person at the library Service Desk; items may be used in-library only or checked-out of the library per the faculty members preference (see Notes below) |
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What library items can be put on reserve? |
Book chapters and articles (for films, pursue a streaming video license) |
Books, media items (DVDs, etc.) |
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What faculty personal items/copies can be put on reserve? |
Book chapters and articles |
Books, media items (DVDs, etc.) |
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How do faculty request reserves? |
Complete the e-Reserve form
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Complete the Print Reserve form
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Contacts for reserve questions: |
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Notes
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Copyright & Fair Use |
The library can assist with making a "fair use" evaluation of copyrighted materials placed on reserve. Please see explore our Copyright Hub for more information in making fair use determinations, licensing copyrighted content, etc. |
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Use of student materials |
In cases of placing students' papers on reserve, we recommend that faculty secure written permission from the student. A Student Permission form (PDF) is available for you to use. |
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Use of faculty personal copies |
Please bring any personal materials to be placed on reserve to the library Service Desk |
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Types of print reserves |
Strict reserve: may only be used in the library One day reserve: may be checked out for one day Three day reserve: may be checked out for three days One week reserve: may be checked out for one week |
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Processing |
The Library will process materials as quickly as possible. For print reserves, processing times will vary depending on the book's current status (needs to be purchased, already in the collection and available for checkout, etc.). You will be notified when materials are available. |
