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Fall Course Reserves

August 18, 2013

studentsLibraryThe Clark Library is at full power and ready to tackle fall semester course reserves. To ensure that reserves are available by the start of the semester, please e-mail a list to library@up.edu or drop materials off at the Service Desk as soon as possible. Library staff also handle scanning and copyright permissions, so will need to know the course name, course number, instructor, and number of students enrolled in each course. Questions about reserves can be directed to the Service Desk at 7111 or library@up.edu. The Reserves FAQ is also available at: http://tinyurl.com/ko2zkf5.

Filed Under: 08-19-2013, Academics, Campus Services, Library Tagged With: Clark Library, course reserves

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