Reserve materials are kept behind the Reference/Circulation Desk. You may use these materials for up to 3 hours within the Library and you must have your current BRCC student ID to check them out.

From the library's home page at http://www.wssu.edu/ then click on C. G. O'Kelly Library then click on the books icon. The document will appear on your computer screen NOTE: See the Distance Library Services Manual for more detailed instructions

The materials will be available from the Circulation Desk at Green Library during the hours the desk is open. Each reserve item is available for a 2-hour period, and cannot be taken out from the library. Reserve materials must be requested directly via the call number. For books, the call number can be found by looking the book up in Socrates, Stanford's on-line library catalog. Alternatively, items can be found via the reserves catalog.

Reserve materials are kept behind the Circulation Desk. Typically these items have limited borrowing periods (2 hr, overnight, 3 days, or 1 week). Two-hour reserve items must remain in the Library.

You can get reserve items at the circulation desk in COM Library. You should have your course number and the name of your instructor to request a reserve, as different instructors may use different materials for the same course. You are limited to checking out 2 reserves at a time. Reserves cannot be renewed. Length of check out varies by item and instructor. Fines are $1.00/day.

All items placed on Reserve are located at the Media/Reserves desk. You need to know the course title and/or your Instructor’s name to look up the item. All Reserve items are listed in the library Catalog by Instructor's name or course number. To access Reserves, please click HERE.

Articles, book chapters, lecture notes, exams, reserves lists, and other select photocopied items are processed as electronic reserves. To access electronic reserves, search the UIUC Online Library Catalog. Click on Course Reserves. Select course number or instructor name from appropriate drop box. Click on desired record from the list. Click E-Items link on the item record. Click link of desired title. Click View the Reserve Item. The .pdf version will open.

Library reserve staff needs a clean 8 1/2 x 11 photocopy of the material the first time it is used. The library can do photocopying but charges .10 per page. Materials being submitted for electronic reserve must be accompanied by a signed request form with complete bibliographic citations for each item being posted. The form can be downloaded by going here. Once material has been scanned the material is archived.

Currently, students must come to the Austin or Albert Lea Library to view videos or use print items that have been placed on reserve.

All Reserve items are located at the Library's Circulation Desk. You will need a C.O.D. Library card to check out reserve items.

Ideally, all materials (including audio/visual) to be placed on reserve should be brought to the Circulation Office during regular business hours, 8 - 12, 1 - 5.

Most library owned materials may be placed on reserve. Due to space limitations, we ask that journals no longer be placed on reserve. Faculty owned materials may also be placed on reserve. These include books, videocassettes and photocopies of articles. All are subject to copyright restrictions. While the library attempts to secure these materials (through circulation restrictions and tattle taping of books) we cannot guarantee they will not be lost.

The "Patron Services Department" webpage has two subsections entitled "Circulation of Library Materials" and "Reserve."

Reserve materials are at the Circulation Desk. These are books set aside by instructors for use within the Library, for a period of time specified by instructor. A list of reserve materials is kept at the Circulation Desk in the Reserve Notebook, categorized by course number. A reserve book may also be looked up on the ACC online catalog (the catalog will indicate “reserve.” when the title of the book is pulled up and displayed).

Click on the Reserve List link on the Library homepage. This will tell you what titles are on reserve and what instructor has put those titles on reserve.

Reserve items which have been set aside by UAH instructors for students in particular classes can be accessed at the Circulation Desk. Visit our Reserves page for more information. Yes! The Archives and Special Collections Department holds a wealth of information pertaining to the history of the university, as well as a unique collection of documents and books which preserve the history and development of the space program.

Reserve materials for specific classes are kept behind the Circulation Desk in the Library and LRC. Bring your University ID to the desk and ask for the items you need. We need to know the name of your class and/or your teacher's name to find it quickly for you. Reserve materials are usually only for in-house use, though some can be checked out overnight.

Physical items such as books, CD's or DVDs are located behind the Circulation Desk in the library. You must ask for the items at the counter and check them out with your SHU ID card.

For items with a 24-hour or a 3-day loan period, the answer is obviously yes. Two-hour and four-hour items must be used in the library. The only exception made is for the instructor who placed the item on reserve.

Reserve items are held at the circulation desk and may be checked out with your student library card. Check-out periods for reserve items may vary and some items must remain in the library at all times.

Reserve materials are books, journal articles, book chapters, or audiovisual items an instructor places on reserve to supplement assigned coursework. The loan period for reserve items, which is typically 2 hours, is restricted according to the instructor's preference to ensure availability.

Material can be submitted at any time. The earlier material is submitted, the better in case any items require seeking copyright permission.

There are three methods of searching for reserve materials. If you know the name of the instructor, enter his or her name and click on "Instructor." If you have the name of the course, e.g. Engl 1001, enter this course abbreviation and number and click on "Course ID." If you know the name of the course, e.g. ID 1051 is "Introduction to Interior Design," enter the course's title and then click on "Course Name.

Print reserve materials are placed at the Periodicals/Reserve Desk which is located at the bottom of the stairs in the Atrium. CDs, videos and other non-print reserves are placed at the Library Technology Services desk on the 4000 level. These materials are searchable under the "Course Reserves" tab in the ILLINET Online catalog. Electronic reserve materials are available from the library homepage under the "Reserves" link in the left-hand menu.

Pick up a copy of the Reserve Request Form at the Reserve Desk, or get a copy of the Reserve Request Form from your departmental secretary. A small supply of these forms was sent to each department secretary. Submit your list through the MultiService Center Website at: http://www.library.uni.edu/msc/reserve/subform.shtml After you have read the copyright guidelines for reserve items on this page, you will find two links at the bottom of the page.