Milne Library's course reserves offer students free access to course materials and textbooks that have been provided by instructors for a limited time.
Course reserves are available in two formats:
Your instructor should tell you which way they saved your course reserves.
E-Reserves are digital materials like electronic PDFs or online book chapters. They can be searched, linked, and downloaded through the Library's E-Reserves system. Some instructors make E-Reserves available directly through your Blackboard course site.
Go to the E-Reserves Search page to search for your electronic course reserves.
Note: E-Reserves are time-limited, so only the current semester courses with electronic reserves will be available.
STEP 1: Search for your instructor's last name in the Course Reserves Catalog to search for your course reserves.
For best results, search by instructor's last name only. Then, in the results, click on the correct instructor name.
STEP 2: Note the call number of the course reserve item.
STEP 3: Request the course reserve item (using the call number) at the Circulation Desk on the first floor of the library.
Important: Make sure you know the reserve time limit and whether the item is allowed out of the library so you can avoid late fines:
4-hour reserves are NOT allowed out of the library
1, 2, and 4-day reserves are allowed to be taken home for the reserve period
The library charges a late fine on reserve materials. Due to the importance and time-sensitive nature of physical reserves to the curriculum, fines are non-negotiable.
The fines are as follows:
There are also fines for damaged materials, which will be assessed per item.