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Borrowing Privileges
Circulation Books
| USER | ITEM LIMIT* | LOAN PERIOD |
|---|---|---|
| Undergraduate Students | 5 items | 2 weeks |
| Graduate Students | 10 items | 2 weeks |
| Faculty | 10 items | 1 month |
| Staff | 10 items | 2 weeks |
Course Reserves
| USER | ITEM LIMIT | LOAN PERIOD |
|---|---|---|
| Undergraduate Students | 2 item | Overnight |
| Graduate Students | 2 item | Overnight |
| Faculty | 2 items | Overnight** |
| Staff | 2 items | Overnight** |
Renewal
- Renewal for course-reserved books is not allowed.
- You can renew circulation books up to three times if no one else has reserved them.
- Renewals are in-person only, with the reserve material in hand.
- Items requested by another user to be held cannot be renewed. Holds on items do not shorten the due date, but they do prevent the item from being renewed. Return the item to the library by the due date. If you need to use the item again, you can request a hold be placed for you. Speak to a staff member at the circulation desk.
Placing an item on hold via KOHA.
Placing a Hold on a book is a service to enables you to obtain library material currently checked out to someone else. Simply put, it is like reserving the material for you once it is returned or you are in line in case multiple people place it on hold. Read more.
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