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Reeves Memorial Library: Interlibrary Loan

 

Interlibrary Loan Service

Interlibrary Loans are available to students, faculty, and staff for print books and articles. Electronic resources are not available through Interlibrary Loan. Remember to allow at least two weeks for books to arrive. Journal articles usually come more quickly because they are delivered online. If you have any questions about interlibrary loans, send an email to reeves@setonhill.edu

Article request form

Policies

Interlibrary loan (ILL) is provided free of charge to current Seton Hill students, faculty, and staff.

  • Materials: Books and journal articles.
  • Availability: Requests are processed as they are received. Forms must be completed with correct information.
  • Usage Periods: Most requests will be sent within one to two days of submission. Borrowers are expected to adhere to policies, guidelines and deadlines set by lending libraries. ILL books cannot be renewed. All borrowed material is subject to recall, requiring immediate return.
  • Fines: $1.00 per day will be charged for late returns. No ILL requests will be processed if a patron has outstanding ILL or library fines. Borrowers are also responsible for any late charges levied by a lending institution in addition to those levied by Seton Hill. A $5.00 fee will be assessed for items procured through interlibrary loan which are not retrieved within 7 days of delivery.
  • Lost/Damaged Items: Patrons are responsible for any ILL materials they use. If a patron from SHU loses or severely damages an ILL book, he/she must relinquish all ILL borrowing privileges until the item is returned and/or the lending library is appropriately reimbursed.
  • Copyright: Compliance with copyright laws is expected.
  • Staff: The Library Services Specialist oversees the ILL process and resolves patron questions. Contact mfrye@setonhill.edu.

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