Answered By: Signe Boudreau Last Updated: Apr 25, 2018 Views: 314
Answered By: Signe Boudreau
Last Updated: Apr 25, 2018 Views: 314
Yes, there are a few ways that non-UNL patrons (Community Members) can check out materials from the UNL Libraries.
- If you are affiliated with another Nebraska college or university, you have reciprocal borrowing privileges with the UNL Libraries. You must provide an identification card from that university or college.
- If you are a member of the University of Nebraska Alumni Association, one benefit is borrowing privileges from the UNL Libraries.
- Lastly, if you are a resident of the state of Nebraska, you are eligible for a fee-based borrower's card.
Information on all three types of non-UNL user cards can be found using the link in the "More Info/Sources" section below, including the types of identification that will be required to obtain a library card.
Borrowing privileges extend to books and CDs/DVDs but do not include journals or course reserves.
Another option is to request things from the UNL Libraries using the Interlibrary Loan (ILL) services of your own local library.
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However, the linked page with borrowing policies (http://libraries.unl.edu/librarycards#tab2) only identifies UNO, UNK and UNMC as reciprocal borrowers.
How does that work? Would someone from Peru State or Nebraska Wesleyan, for example, have privileges as reciprocal borrowers?