Course reserves are items that are
Typical course reserves may include books, articles, notes, practice exams, and DVDs.
Go to OneSearch and start typing the course code (HIST in this example) in the search box. A drop-down list of collections to search will appear.
Click on Course Reserves. Results display in Relevance order and include all items that match your search.
Refine your results by Course Name, Course ID, or Course Instructor: scroll down to the bottom of the "Tweak my results" column and click the option you want.
Click on an item in the results list to see if it is available ("Item in place"). Status changes when an item is checked out.
Demand is high and most loan periods are short. You may be able to borrow an item again immediately if no one is waiting for it.
Return course reserve items to the Ask Us desk before their loan period ends. If the library is closed, you can put them in the book return. They won't be counted as returned until the library checks them in.
If you fail to return a reserve item, you will be billed for its replacement ($45-$100 depending on the item).
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