What reserve do I need?
- Search Course Reserves by instructor or course on the library's Course Reserves search page in the library's catalog WYLDCAT (or follow Course Reserves link from within the catalog).
- Ask us! -- Visit the Circulation Counter
How do I search reserves?
Instructor's reserves may be located by instructor's name, course ID number (i.e.
HIST 1280), and course name (i.e.
History of Wyoming). From the
Library Catalog (WYLDCAT) select the Course Reserves link. In the search box type in the instructor's name, course ID or course name.
Example:
- In the Search for text box type in McKinney. Select Look up Items on Reserve by Instructor.
- Select McKinney Amy-NWC Reserves from the list. Note: Hinckley Library reserves are identified as NWC Reserves.
- Select McKinney's course History of Wyoming, HIST 1280 - NWC
- Note that there is a reserve item numbered RES # 103 978.6 M257M, Montana: a history of two centuries that is available for a two hour checkout (Circ Rule: 2 hour loan, no fines.)
- Under Full Details you will find item information that will state under Location if the item is available (will say "NWC Reserves") or checked out by another student (will say "checked out.") Under Catalog Record additional details are given including publication information and subject headings (what the item is about), if available.
- You may check out and borrow this item from the circulation counter.
If you are in the library and already know the reserve you need, just ask at the circulation counter and we will check the item out to you. You will need your
library card to use the reserve item.
What are reserves?
Reserves are instructor-selected items specific for your course. Items may include the instructor's personal books, library material, lecture notes, journal articles, videos, etc. These items are "reserved," only available to students enrolled in a course instead of the general public.
Where are reserves located & how long may I keep them?
Reserve items are housed behind the circulation counter. Please ask at the circulation counter to borrow them. Checkout periods for reserves are variable. Most reserves are checked out for two hours and must be used in the library. A few are allowed to leave the library overnight or over a weekend. You will need your
library card to use the reserve item.
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