Reserves
| Reserves Location | ||
|---|---|---|
| Zuhl Library, 1st Floor, Phone: (575) 646-4441 | ||
| Hours | ||
| Service Hours: Same as the Library Building Hours | ||
| See our FAQ's or Email Questions/Comments to Reserves | ||
Please Review the Reserves Policy for information regarding the procedures, guidelines and rules that govern our operation.
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Electronic Reserves - Passwords must be obtained from your professor
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Hardcopy Reserves - Books, Videos, etc..., are listed in the "Online Public Access Catalog")
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Placing Items on Reserve - (Faculty Use Only)
- Electronic Reserves Request Form
- Hardcopy Reserves Request Form
- Reserve Form(pdf) or Reserve Form(doc) - (For Any Items; and a full bibliographic list of your reserve items MUST be attached.)
- Student Paper Release Form
FAQs
- How do I access a list for my class whether I am a student or a faculty member?
- You can access the list 24/7 by using the Library Online Catalog for hardcopy reserves. This location will also tell you if the items are checked out and when they are due back.
- You can access E-Reserves 24/7 (Docutek). This list will allow you to view, download or print full-text articles, chapters, lecture notes, exams, links to external websites, and any hardcopy reserves, if any are included, for a specific course(s). (Not all lists have hardcopy material in addition to E-Reserves.) Most course pages are password protected and you must obtain this password from the professor who is teaching the course.
- What loan periods are available for hardcopy reserves?
- Loans can be 30 minutes, 1 hour, 2 hours, 1 day, 3 days or 7 days. The professor chooses the loan period and whether or not it should leave the library.
- Where are the hardcopy reserves located?
- Most hardcopy reserves (books, videos, CDs, DVDs, etc.) are located at Zuhl Library Circulation, 1st floor, but a few may be at Branson Library Information Desk, 1st floor (other miscellaneous items such as headsets, keys for certain rooms, cassette player, etc.)
- Is there a charge for using the reserves collection?
- Currently, there is no charge to students but there may be charges for copyright/royalty fees to faculty and/or their departments depending on copyright reviews.
- If I have a copyright question regarding reserves, who do I contact?
- Please call the Reserves Desk at 646-4441 or 646-6918. Questions may be referred to the Access Services Department Head or to the General Counsel office for NMSU. Or email us your copyright questions or concerns.
- Are print course packs available?
- It's possible, but the NMSU Library prefers to offer course packs online for 24/7 availability.
- Will I be charged fines if a reserve item is returned late?
- Yes. Fines accrue at $1.00 per hour. For further information on fines please contact the Circulation Desk at 646-6910.
Email Reserves for questions or comments