Reserves: Items to be read for specific classes may be put on reserve (under your name and class) at the circulation desk. Items for use by a few students or independent study should not be put on reserve. Fill out a faculty reserve form available at the circulation desk. Library materials (books, photocopies of articles, videos/DVDs, CDs) may be put on reserve along with your personal books for a semester. You may choose from the following reserve statuses for each item: two hour closed (library use only); two hour open (overnight use); three day (open).  Copyright laws prohibit excessive use of photocopies for reserve readings. A maximum of three copies per article will be put on reserve for large classes; usually one copy will suffice. Please allow two working days after submitting your form with the materials before requesting students to use these items. The library cannot be held responsible for replacement costs if a personal copy is lost. Reserve items are listed in the online catalog.

Items to be read for specific classes are kept at the circulation desk, shelved alphabetically under the instructor's name. All reserve items are listed in the library catalog, searchable by course or by instructor. To check an item out, a student should know the author and title of the item as well as the instructor's name.

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