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Materials which must be used by
students in order to complete course requirements may be placed on
reserve in the Library. Reserve materials are shelved in a
special area, and materials are only to be used within the Library.
Library Reserves Policy
- An instructor's personal copies will be placed on
reserve at the instructor's request. These items will be given the same
care that our Library materials receive. However, we can make
no guarantee against loss or damage.
- Be sure to write your name clearly somewhere on
any books to be put on reserve.
- Please
group solution sets, photocopies of articles, reprints and other loose
material in a binder suitable for circulation and submit it to the
Librarian, along with the Reserve Form. The
Library does not provide binders.
- The
form for placing your own materials on reserve is available in the
Library or on the Library web site under "Information for Faculty -
Course Reserves" at resform.pdf.
When submitting materials for inclusion, please print and fill out this
form and submit it to the Librarian. Reserve items will not
be accepted from private collections without the completed form.
- Within reason and copyright restrictions, copies of
periodical or newspaper articles will be placed on reserve at faculty
request. According to copyright restrictions, a photocopied
article may only be used as a reserve item for one quarter.
For reuse, permission must be granted from the copyright
owner and a copy of the permission letter filed with the Librarian.
- Items will be placed on reserve on a first-come basis.
Please allow at least 48 hours for the Librarian to process
the materials for the reserve shelves.
- Be sure
that the Library has placed your items on reserve before you assign
them to your class.
- Workbooks cannot be placed on
reserve.
At the end of the quarter,
all reserve materials are returned to regular shelving and personal
copies can be picked up by the respective faculty member unless it has
been requested that they remain on reserve and the proper authorization
has been received as designated above. Notice:
The Copyright Law of
the United States governs the making of photocopies or other
reproductions of copyrighted material. In accepting
photocopies for reserves the Academy College Library assumes that the
copy or copies have been made in compliance with the fair use
provisions of section 107.
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