The University Library makes reserve materials available in two formats:
- traditional reserve in hardcopy through the Reserve Desk and
- electronic reserve that is accessible through the University Library's SetonCat "Course Reserves" service.
Electronic Reserves is a pilot project of the University Library.
Prerequisites
- Access to electronic reserves is restricted to SHU faculty and staff and students. You will be prompted for your e-mail ID and password.
- All laptops issued by SHU have Adobe Acrobat Reader
How to Access Course Reserves
- Access Course Reserves.
- Search by instructor and course only.
- You will see a list of reserve articles.
- Click on the article you would like to read.
- If you see "E-Items: Full-text version online. Requires SHU E-mail ID / password and Adobe Reader," the article is available full-text online.
- All laptops issued by SHU have Adobe Acrobat Reader. If your computer does not have this software, call the Technology Help Desk at (973) 275-2222 for assistance with downloading and installing it.
- Access to electronic reserves is restricted to SHU faculty and staff and students. You will be prompted for your e-mail ID and password.
- You may read the article online or print it out.
- Users may make one copy for private study or personal research or education.
- If you don't see the statement in #7, it means that the article is not available online and you need to come into the library to borrow a copy at the Circulation Desk. If the material is not listed, contact your professor.
- Questions or problems with accessing electronic reserves, contact the Circulation Desk, (973) 761-9435.
Related Policies & Procedures
Submission of Materials for Electronic Reserve - Guidelines for submitting materials to be scanned for e-reserves.