Circulation Services

Books: 120 days

Popular Reading (first floor): 28 days

Media: 7 days.

Faculty may borrow journals and periodicals. Please see a librarian.

Reminders and Overdue Notifications

Faculty receive the following notifications for university library books that they have borrowed:

1.  2 days before the due date, a courtesy reminder to return or renew the books.
2. 1^st overdue notice 1 week after the due date.
3. 2^nd overdue notice 3 weeks after the date due.

Detailed information can be found at:

Faculty: Library Resources and Services

Copyright, Fair Use, and Electronic Reserves for Faculty

Interlibrary Loan LibGuide

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Special note regarding ILL and reserves:

Books and articles acquired through InterLibrary Loan cannot be placed on reserve. "... libraries are allowed to engage in ILL arrangements, so long as the arrangements "do not have, as their purpose or effect, that the library or archives receiving such copies or phonorecords for distribution do so in such aggregate quantities as to substitute for a subscription to or purchase of such work." (Section 108 of Copyright Law. http://copyright.columbia.edu/copyright/libraries-and-copyright/interlibrary-loan/)

Please email ill@utica.edu or reserves@utica.edu if you have any questions regarding ILL and reserves.

1. Professors are encouraged to place a hold on media as early in the semester as possible to ensure their availability.
   1. Calling/emailing Circulation. 315-792-3041 or circulation@utica.edu
2. Media that are on hold for classroom use must be returned to the library 3 days prior to the viewing date.
3. Professors are responsible for picking up and returning media to the library.  Media will be checked out for the professor.  This can be done up to 3 days in advance of the classroom reservation and returned to the library within 7 days.

Faculty in need of meeting or classroom space should contact their School office.

Group study rooms are in high demand and are for the exclusive use of Utica University students for academic purposes.  Because of this high demand, they are not available for faculty, classes, or other group use.

The Kelly Teaching & Learning Center classroom is at the center of the Learning Commons on the first floor of the Library. It is designated for library instruction and serves as an open lab for students when it is not in use by library staff.