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Getting
Library Materials
Call
Number Locator | Call
Number Locator (By Floor)
How
to Obtain Books by Location | Searches
& Recalls
Closed
Stacks Paging | In
Process Pulls
Materials
on Reserve | Microforms
Call
Number Locator (pdf)
Call
Number Locator (By Floor) (pdf)
How
to Obtain Books by Location (pdf)
Searches
& Recalls
If
a book is not on the shelves and not checked out, a search may be
submitted at the Circulation Desk. Searches are done daily, Monday through Friday.
A search placed by 11 a.m. on a weekday will be ready by 5
p.m. of the same day. To
find the answers to your search, inquire at the Circulation Desk.
You may also inquire by telephone; call 764-4252.
A
due date in the Lexcalibur record indicates a book is checked-out to
an office or carrel. In
that instance, you may submit a request to recall the book.
Recalls are done daily, Monday through Friday.
Recalls submitted by 11 a.m. on a weekday will be ready by 5
p.m. of the same day.
For
more information on searches and recalls, see "If
the book you want is not on the shelves" (pdf).
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Closed
Stacks Paging
If
the call number locator indicates that a book is in an area not open
to the public, you may submit a paging request at the Circulation
Desk on Sub-2. Books
are paged once per day, Monday through Friday only.
Requests for a moderate number of books, submitted by 11 am
on a weekday will be ready by 5 p.m. of the same day.
It may take more than one day to retrieve a large number of
books.
Request
to Page a Book from a Closed Stacks Area Form
(pdf)
This
form can be printed off and brought to the Circulation Desk.
Please use a separate form for each title submitted for
paging.
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In
Process Pulls
If
Lexcalibur status information indicates a book is in process,
you may submit an in-process pull at the Circulation Desk on Sub-2.
In-process pulls are done daily, Monday through Friday.
In-process pull requests submitted by 11 a.m. on a weekday
will be ready by 5 p.m. of the same day.
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Materials
on Reserve Professors
frequently put material for their classed on reserve, located in the
Sub-2 Core. Reserve materials can be searched in Lexcalibur by
the professor's name or the name or number of the course. For more information, see Using
Lexcalibur to Locate Reserves (pdf).
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