| Books: |
Any book requested for course reserves and not owned by the Eisenhower Library will be
ordered and added to the collection, a process that may take up to four weeks for in-print
domestic books and longer for out-of-print and non-domestic books. |
| Articles: |
Journal articles requested from sources for which the Eisenhower Library does not hold
a subscription will be requested through Interlibrary Services. Instructors may in addition consult
their Resource Service librarians about subscriptions. |
| Films: |
Any film requested for course reserves and not owned by the Eisenhower Library will be
ordered and added to the collection; films will be acquired in DVD format, or in VHS if DVD is
not available. Acquisition can take as little as two weeks but may take much longer if the film is
out-of-print or on-moratorium. |
Reserve staff are aware that turn-around times for orders and Interlibrary requests may create
complications; therefore, we try to keep faculty apprised if problems arise in completing a reserve list. Staff encourage faculty to contact our office to inquire about a problem item's availability at least two weeks before the assignment/viewing date.
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