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Course Reserves and E-Res
Readings for a class can be placed on course reserves in either print or electronic form. Print reserves are kept at the Circulation Desk on the second level of the Library, where students may use the materials one item at a time. Electronic reserves are online, and are password-protected to allow access only to students enrolled in the appropriate course. Course reserve items are listed in the CONSORT catalog.
Print reserve materials circulate for a 2-hour time limit. Materials checked out within 2 hours of closing may be kept overnight but will be due within ½ hour after the Library opens. Fines for reserve materials are 25 cents an hour. There is no maximum fine.
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Search CONSORT for Course Reserve materials.
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Go directly to ERes reserve materials, or read the Student Guide to using ERes.
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Information for faculty about setting up print or electronic reserve materials and copyright clearance.
More Information
- Joan Pomajevich
- Head of Circulation
- Olin Library
- 740/427-5187