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Harvest University’s library is named after Dr. Joseph R. Tallman, the university’s chancellor, and a widely-recognized expert of missiology. A dedication service was held on July 9, 2021 with a ribbon cutting ceremony. 

The Joseph R. Tallman Library serves as the foundation of academic support for all learning and research pursuits of HU students, faculty and staff. It features 34,000 physical and electronic items for Biblical higher education and research. 

JRTL offers students wide-ranging reference services, as well as a place to study and to participate in group discussions. 

The library has a rich collection of online information resources to support students’ academic research, including thousands of e-journals and hundreds of article databases. Current students, faculty and staff

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Saturday

Sunday

7:00 am ~8:00 pm PST

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About the Library

Harvest University Library

300 Deuel Street,

Fort Morgan, CO 80701

(303) 956-8152

Fall 2020 Resources

Accessing Materials

Request digitization of print collections
For print collections, undergraduate students are welcome to request digitization of materials using the “Request pick-up or digitization” button in the catalog record. Book pick-up service is only available to the select group of undergraduate students who are authorized to be on campus, have an active PUID, and have completed safety training. 

Access your course reserves
Access your course reserves by logging into Blackboard or Canvas and clicking on the “Reserves” menu item. If a professor indicates in the syllabus that an item is available at the Library, this often means that the item is not on reserve but rather that you can search for the item on the Library catalog.

Do research online
Library materials available online, such as digitized collections and databases, continue to be accessible. You can use either the EZ Proxy service or the SonicWall Secure Remote Access to connect to the Library. Learn more. You must have an active net ID and password to access electronic Library materials. If you have trouble accessing materials, please report a problem.

Use technology
For the select number of undergraduate students on campus: To ensure the health and safety of patrons and staff, public printers, scanners, and computers are not available in the Library at this time. Specialized computers accommodating certain programs are available. Please contact individual library locations to inquire. Office of Information Technology offers printer clusters at locations on campus.

Borrow materials from other libraries
Interlibrary Loan and Borrow Direct services are not currently operating. For materials from other libraries, submit a request through Article Express. To check the status of a request, please email ilsborr@princeton.edu

Research Assistance

Connect with your subject librarian
Librarians are available to help you remotely through Zoom for research consultations. Contact your subject librarian to schedule a consultation. 

Find your personal librarian
Every undergraduate student at Princeton is assigned a personal librarian, a friendly library expert who can help guide you through the Library. Find yours

Get help with writing seminars 
Each writing seminar is paired with a librarian who assists with research papers. To find yours, visit the Library Resources tab through your Canvas course.

Ask Us
If you have a question and aren’t sure who to ask, you can chat with us or send us an email

Circulation & Accounts

Return books
All fines are currently suspended. Books may be returned to a book drop at any library location, regardless of the library in which the book usually resides. If you have a large number of books to return, please email the Circulation Desk at fstcirc@princeton.edu to arrange for an appointment. Likewise, if you will not be returning to campus and need to return books, please email fstcirc@princeton.edu and they will advise you on the procedure. 

Confirm account is in good standing
If, for a leave of absence, you need a letter to verify that your library account is in good standing, please email the Circulation Desk at fstcirc@princeton.edu, who will send you an email as confirmation.

Library Happenings

Join library events and workshops
Browse our Events and Workshops page to view upcoming virtual library webinars, events, and workshops.

Stay in touch
Subscribe to the PUL e-newsletter to learn more about Library initiatives, resources, and events. 

Work at the Library
Some undergraduate students are eligible to work at the Library remotely. Please see the student employment website for available job postings.

Virtually visit Firestone Library
Explore the inside of Firestone Library with this video.

Enjoy from home
The Library provides many subscriptions or collections that students can enjoy from the comfort of their own home: 

First-Year and New Students

Checklist
New to Princeton University? View our checklist for new undergraduate students

Accessing Materials

Do research online
Library materials available online, such as digitized collections and databases, continue to be accessible. You can use either the EZ Proxy service or the SonicWall Secure Remote Access to connect to the Library. Learn more. You must have an active net ID and password to access electronic Library materials. If you have trouble accessing materials, please report a problem.

Access print collections
Graduate students are welcome to request book pick-up or in-house digitization services. To request an item for pick-up or digitization, click the “Request Pick-up or Digitization” button in the catalog record. 

Access your course reserves
Access your course reserves by logging into Blackboard or Canvas and clicking on the “Reserves” menu item. If a professor indicates in the syllabus that an item is available at the Library, this often means that the item is not on reserve but rather that you can search for the item on the Library catalog.

Study or browse in the libraries
With our new Study-Browse Service, graduate students may use our seat reservation system to book a seat in the libraries and study or browse the stacks. The service is available at all campus libraries. Seats can be reserved for up to eight hours in half hour increments. 

Access collections in graduate study rooms
Starting September 4, the Graduate Study Rooms in Firestone will be accessible to authorized graduate students and faculty as part of our reservation-based Study-Browse Service. Time in the study room is limited to a 10-15 minute visit to gather books from non-circulating collections or other books from your assigned carrel. Patrons are required to bring selected items back to their reserved seat to read. All handled materials will need to be placed on a return-book cart after use. Handled materials will be sequestered for 24 hours before being returned to the study room.

Please note that we regularly seek and receive feedback from faculty and students about our services and appreciate hearing from you. We have received requests for longer periods of access to the graduate study rooms and will continue to explore ways to address that need. This page will be updated as information evolves. See frequently asked questions.

Pick up materials in your locker or carrel
Students may collect materials from their locker or carrel during a Study-Browse session or by making a separate appointment. To make a separate appointment, please contact your library location: 

Use technology
To ensure the health and safety of patrons and staff, public printers, scanners, and computers are not available at this time. Please submit scanning requests through the “Request for Pick-up and Digitization” button found on an item’s catalog entry page. Specialized computers accommodating certain programs are available. Please contact individual library locations to inquire. Office of Information Technology offers printer clusters at locations on campus.

Borrow materials from other libraries 
Interlibrary Loan and Borrow Direct services are not currently operating. For materials from other libraries, submit a request through Article Express. To check the status of a request, please email ilsborr@princeton.edu

Research Assistance

Get specialized support
Services such as Data & Statistical Services, the Stokes Visualization Hub, and the Maps and Geospatial Information Center remain available for consultations remotely. Also available is an 8-month Research Data Stewardship Program designed for early-career researchers.

Apply for publication funding
PUL’s Open Access Publication Fund aims to help Princeton authors, especially graduate students, junior faculty, and researchers in the humanities and social sciences, underwrite publication charges when publishing in fee-based Open Access publications when no other funding sources are available. Applications for funding are now open

Find your subject librarian
Librarians are available to help you remotely through Zoom for research consultations. Contact your subject librarian to schedule a consultation. 

Explore new research tools
The Library provides access to numerous research tools that help you save time and 

  • Anywhere Access, a browser extension that provides one-click full-text PDF access to open access and library-subscribed content
  • Overleaf, an online, collaborative scientific writing and publishing tool that helps speed up the process of writing, editing, and producing scientific papers
  • Zotero, a citation manager that saves your sources with bibliographic information and creates works cited, bibliographies, or references page for you

Ask Us
If you have a question and aren’t sure who to ask, you can chat with us or send us an email

Circulation & Accounts

Return books
All fines are currently suspended. Books may be returned to a book drop at any library location, regardless of the library in which the book usually resides. If you have a large number of books to return, please email the Circulation Desk at fstcirc@princeton.edu to arrange for an appointment. Likewise, if you will not be returning to campus and need to return books, please email fstcirc@princeton.edu and they will advise you on the procedure. 

Confirm account is in good standing 
If, for a leave of absence, you need a letter to verify that your library account is in good standing, please email the Circulation Desk at fstcirc@princeton.edu, who will send you an email as confirmation.

Library Happenings

Join library events and workshops
Browse our Events and Workshops page to view upcoming virtual library webinars, events, and workshops.

Work at the Library
Graduate students are eligible to work physically or remotely at the libraries. Please see the student employment website for available job postings. 

Stay in touch
Subscribe to the PUL e-newsletter to learn more about Library initiatives, resources, and events. 

Virtually visit Firestone Library
Explore the inside of Firestone Library with this video.

Enjoy from home
The Library provides many subscriptions or collections that students can enjoy from the comfort of their own home: 

New Students

New to Princeton University? View our checklist for new graduate students and our Graduate Student Guide to the Library

Accessing Materials

Do research online
Library materials available online, such as digitized collections and databases, continue to be accessible. You can use either the EZ Proxy service or the SonicWall Secure Remote Access to connect to the Library. Learn more. You must have an active net ID and password to access electronic Library materials. If you have trouble accessing materials, please report a problem.

Study or browse in the libraries
With our new Study-Browse Service, faculty may use our seat reservation system to book a seat in the libraries and study or browse the stacks. The service is available at all campus libraries. Seats can be reserved for up to eight hours in half hour increments. Seat reservations are available to faculty who have completed training, hold an active PUID, and are authorized by their department to be on campus. Please note that printers and scanners in the libraries will not be available for use this fall.

Access print collections
For print collections, faculty are welcome to request book pick-up or in-house digitization services. To request an item for pick-up or digitization, click the “Request Pick-up or Digitization” button in the catalog record. The book pick-up service is available for faculty who have completed safety training and hold an active PUID.

Use technology
To ensure the health and safety of patrons and staff, public printers, scanners, and computers are not available at this time. Please submit scanning requests through the “Request for Pick-up and Digitization” button found on an item’s catalog entry page. Specialized computers accommodating certain programs are available. Please contact individual library locations to inquire. Office of Information Technology offers printer clusters at locations on campus.

Borrow materials from other libraries
Interlibrary Loan is not currently available. Borrow Direct services have resumed. For materials from other libraries, submit a request through Article Express. To check the status of a request, please email ilsborr@princeton.edu

Teaching Assistance

Consult with your subject specialist
The librarian assigned to your department is available to create course guides, recommend materials, teach a workshop through Zoom, and virtually meet with your students. You can reach out to them directly by email to request instruction. 

Request digitization of course reserves
Need materials digitized for course reserves? Submit a request through Blackboard or Canvas. 

  • Log into the course management system (Blackboard or Canvas). 
  • Select your course.
  • Click on the “Reserves” link on the course site menu. 
  • If this is the first time you’ve used Reserves for this course, you will be prompted to choose a semester and click on “Create course.” 
  • At the top right of the following page, click on “Item tools” and select “Add items.” 
  • A new page will open with options for adding material to the course. You may select a form (article, chapter, book, file upload, audio, and video) and submit individual requests for items to be placed on reserve.

Requests can also be placed through Ares. To check on the status of your request or add more items to your reserve list, log in to the course management system and select the “Reserve” option. If you have any questions, email the Reserve staff at reserve@princeton.edu. Please note: PUL will not provide print course reserves this fall.

Utilize special collections in courses
Schedule a consultation with our Special Collections department to design a fall virtual class session, or join an open and informal Virtual Visit to ask staff any questions related to special collections such as how to deliver images on teaching platforms, providing live or recorded instruction with materials, or brainstorming teaching ideas. 

Research Assistance

Apply for publication funding
PUL’s Open Access Publication Fund aims to help Princeton authors, especially graduate students, junior faculty, and researchers in the humanities and social sciences, underwrite publication charges when publishing in fee-based Open Access publications when no other funding sources are available. Applications for funding are now open

Recommend a purchase
Use this form to request that the Library purchase a book, journal, magazine, video, dataset, or other material, whether print or electronic. 

Ask Us
If you have a question and aren’t sure who to ask, you can chat with us or send us an email

Library Happenings

Stay in touch
Subscribe to the PUL e-newsletter to learn more about Library initiatives, resources, and events. 

Join library events and workshops
Browse our Events and Workshops page to view upcoming virtual library webinars, events, and workshops.

Virtually visit Firestone Library
Explore the inside of Firestone Library with this video.

Enjoy from home
The Library provides many subscriptions or collections that students can enjoy from the comfort of their own home: 

New Faculty Members

New to Princeton University? View our checklist for new faculty members.

Graduate Students

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Circulation Services

Books and Periodicals

Once a Library patron selects desired materials, he or she proceeds to check out these selections by submitting the appropriate ID/PIN information as directed by the library computer system, which will allow the materials to be checked out for a two-week period. Library patrons may renew at the end of the two-week period twice for a total of six weeks.

Other Materials

Requests for digital and audio-visual materials shelved in Harvest’s Media library follow the procedures used for books.

Number of Items Borrowed

Patrons

Undergraduate Student

Graduate Student

Faculty/Staff

Alumni

Number of Items

10

20

30

5

Length of Loan

2 Weeks

2 Weeks

1 Month

2 Weeks

Renewing Library Materials

In Person: At the Circulation/Check Out Desk.

Joseph R. Tallman Library materials can be renewed if the borrower’s account is in good standing. Account problems that may prevent renewal include:

  • Reaching the maximum number of renewals – twice
  • Fines and other library charges
  • Blocks initiated by the Office of Student Finance Admissions and Records because of an unpaid bill or other account problem

The following items CANNOT be renewed:

  • Items that have been requested by another patron. These items should be returned immediately to the Library on their due date.
  • Reserve items
  • Overdue items

Collection

Book

 

 

Magazines & Newspapers

 

Audiovisual

Kind of Material

Circulating

Reference

Reserves

Latest Issue

Back Issues

Videotapes, compact discs, DVDs etc.

 

Length of Loan

2 Weeks/ 1 Month

Library Use Only

Library Use Only

Room Use

2 Weeks/ 1 Month

2 Weeks/ 1 Month

 

Overdue Notices and Usage Blocking

Overdue notices are issued as a courtesy to all library users. However, non-receipt of an overdue notice does not exempt a borrower from applicable punishment. For those who fail to comply with the circulation policy may be blocked from the library usage. To avoid overdue notices and the blocking of usage, please renew your materials before the due date stamped in each item

 

Returning Library Materials

Borrowers may return Joseph R. Tallman Library materials to the Check-Out Desk on the University’s main campus.

Library Services

 Library Hours

Monday

Tuseday

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

Saturday

Sunday

7:00 am ~8:00 pm PST

7:00 am ~8:00 pm PST

7:00 am ~5:00 pm PST

7:00 am ~8:00 pm PST

7:00 am ~5:00 pm PST

7:00 am ~5:00 pm PST

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About the Library

Harvest University Library

300 Deuel Street,

Fort Morgan, CO 80701

(303) 956-8152

Undergraduate Students

Home  >   Open Access Resource List for Research Published on Library Website

Open Access Resource List for Research Published on Library Website

Joseph R.Tallan Library published a selective list of Open Access resources that are helpful for general research. They include open books, open peer-reviewed journals, theses and dissertations, art and image, music and media, data and statistics, research tools, and more.

 


You can check out the list on the library webpage: http://library.olivetuniversity.edu/research/open_access_resources.html.

Open Access resources are available for viewing or use free of charge and excellent materials to supplement other online library materials. Many scholarly and peer-reviewed journals have opened their previous issues as open access, and some journals have converted to open access for all issues partially or entirely.

While most of the Open Access resources are still under copyright by their creators, academic or educational use is generally allowed without permission. For faculty, open access materials can usually be linked from an online syllabus or reading list. However, it is recommended to make sure to check the copyright or permissions statement before use.

Josheph R. Tallam Library

 Library Hours

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Tuseday

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

Saturday

Sunday

7:00 am ~8:00 pm PST

7:00 am ~8:00 pm PST

7:00 am ~5:00 pm PST

7:00 am ~8:00 pm PST

7:00 am ~5:00 pm PST

7:00 am ~5:00 pm PST

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Features

Research Tools

Library Services

About the Library

Harvest University Library

300 Deuel Street,

Fort Morgan, CO 80701

(303) 956-8152

Research Tools

Libraries and Collections

Library Services

About the Library

Fall 2020 Resources

Accessing Materials

Request digitization of print collections
For print collections, undergraduate students are welcome to request digitization of materials using the “Request pick-up or digitization” button in the catalog record. Book pick-up service is only available to the select group of undergraduate students who are authorized to be on campus, have an active PUID, and have completed safety training. 

Access your course reserves
Access your course reserves by logging into Blackboard or Canvas and clicking on the “Reserves” menu item. If a professor indicates in the syllabus that an item is available at the Library, this often means that the item is not on reserve but rather that you can search for the item on the Library catalog.

Do research online
Library materials available online, such as digitized collections and databases, continue to be accessible. You can use either the EZ Proxy service or the SonicWall Secure Remote Access to connect to the Library. Learn more. You must have an active net ID and password to access electronic Library materials. If you have trouble accessing materials, please report a problem.

Use technology
For the select number of undergraduate students on campus: To ensure the health and safety of patrons and staff, public printers, scanners, and computers are not available in the Library at this time. Specialized computers accommodating certain programs are available. Please contact individual library locations to inquire. Office of Information Technology offers printer clusters at locations on campus.

Borrow materials from other libraries
Interlibrary Loan and Borrow Direct services are not currently operating. For materials from other libraries, submit a request through Article Express. To check the status of a request, please email ilsborr@princeton.edu

Research Assistance

Connect with your subject librarian
Librarians are available to help you remotely through Zoom for research consultations. Contact your subject librarian to schedule a consultation. 

Find your personal librarian
Every undergraduate student at Princeton is assigned a personal librarian, a friendly library expert who can help guide you through the Library. Find yours

Get help with writing seminars 
Each writing seminar is paired with a librarian who assists with research papers. To find yours, visit the Library Resources tab through your Canvas course.

Ask Us
If you have a question and aren’t sure who to ask, you can chat with us or send us an email

Circulation & Accounts

Return books
All fines are currently suspended. Books may be returned to a book drop at any library location, regardless of the library in which the book usually resides. If you have a large number of books to return, please email the Circulation Desk at fstcirc@princeton.edu to arrange for an appointment. Likewise, if you will not be returning to campus and need to return books, please email fstcirc@princeton.edu and they will advise you on the procedure. 

Confirm account is in good standing
If, for a leave of absence, you need a letter to verify that your library account is in good standing, please email the Circulation Desk at fstcirc@princeton.edu, who will send you an email as confirmation.

Library Happenings

Join library events and workshops
Browse our Events and Workshops page to view upcoming virtual library webinars, events, and workshops.

Stay in touch
Subscribe to the PUL e-newsletter to learn more about Library initiatives, resources, and events. 

Work at the Library
Some undergraduate students are eligible to work at the Library remotely. Please see the student employment website for available job postings.

Virtually visit Firestone Library
Explore the inside of Firestone Library with this video.

Enjoy from home
The Library provides many subscriptions or collections that students can enjoy from the comfort of their own home: 

First-Year and New Students

Checklist
New to Princeton University? View our checklist for new undergraduate students

Accessing Materials

Do research online
Library materials available online, such as digitized collections and databases, continue to be accessible. You can use either the EZ Proxy service or the SonicWall Secure Remote Access to connect to the Library. Learn more. You must have an active net ID and password to access electronic Library materials. If you have trouble accessing materials, please report a problem.

Access print collections
Graduate students are welcome to request book pick-up or in-house digitization services. To request an item for pick-up or digitization, click the “Request Pick-up or Digitization” button in the catalog record. 

Access your course reserves
Access your course reserves by logging into Blackboard or Canvas and clicking on the “Reserves” menu item. If a professor indicates in the syllabus that an item is available at the Library, this often means that the item is not on reserve but rather that you can search for the item on the Library catalog.

Study or browse in the libraries
With our new Study-Browse Service, graduate students may use our seat reservation system to book a seat in the libraries and study or browse the stacks. The service is available at all campus libraries. Seats can be reserved for up to eight hours in half hour increments. 

Access collections in graduate study rooms
Starting September 4, the Graduate Study Rooms in Firestone will be accessible to authorized graduate students and faculty as part of our reservation-based Study-Browse Service. Time in the study room is limited to a 10-15 minute visit to gather books from non-circulating collections or other books from your assigned carrel. Patrons are required to bring selected items back to their reserved seat to read. All handled materials will need to be placed on a return-book cart after use. Handled materials will be sequestered for 24 hours before being returned to the study room.

Please note that we regularly seek and receive feedback from faculty and students about our services and appreciate hearing from you. We have received requests for longer periods of access to the graduate study rooms and will continue to explore ways to address that need. This page will be updated as information evolves. See frequently asked questions.

Pick up materials in your locker or carrel
Students may collect materials from their locker or carrel during a Study-Browse session or by making a separate appointment. To make a separate appointment, please contact your library location: 

Use technology
To ensure the health and safety of patrons and staff, public printers, scanners, and computers are not available at this time. Please submit scanning requests through the “Request for Pick-up and Digitization” button found on an item’s catalog entry page. Specialized computers accommodating certain programs are available. Please contact individual library locations to inquire. Office of Information Technology offers printer clusters at locations on campus.

Borrow materials from other libraries 
Interlibrary Loan and Borrow Direct services are not currently operating. For materials from other libraries, submit a request through Article Express. To check the status of a request, please email ilsborr@princeton.edu

Research Assistance

Get specialized support
Services such as Data & Statistical Services, the Stokes Visualization Hub, and the Maps and Geospatial Information Center remain available for consultations remotely. Also available is an 8-month Research Data Stewardship Program designed for early-career researchers.

Apply for publication funding
PUL’s Open Access Publication Fund aims to help Princeton authors, especially graduate students, junior faculty, and researchers in the humanities and social sciences, underwrite publication charges when publishing in fee-based Open Access publications when no other funding sources are available. Applications for funding are now open

Find your subject librarian
Librarians are available to help you remotely through Zoom for research consultations. Contact your subject librarian to schedule a consultation. 

Explore new research tools
The Library provides access to numerous research tools that help you save time and 

  • Anywhere Access, a browser extension that provides one-click full-text PDF access to open access and library-subscribed content
  • Overleaf, an online, collaborative scientific writing and publishing tool that helps speed up the process of writing, editing, and producing scientific papers
  • Zotero, a citation manager that saves your sources with bibliographic information and creates works cited, bibliographies, or references page for you

Ask Us
If you have a question and aren’t sure who to ask, you can chat with us or send us an email

Circulation & Accounts

Return books
All fines are currently suspended. Books may be returned to a book drop at any library location, regardless of the library in which the book usually resides. If you have a large number of books to return, please email the Circulation Desk at fstcirc@princeton.edu to arrange for an appointment. Likewise, if you will not be returning to campus and need to return books, please email fstcirc@princeton.edu and they will advise you on the procedure. 

Confirm account is in good standing 
If, for a leave of absence, you need a letter to verify that your library account is in good standing, please email the Circulation Desk at fstcirc@princeton.edu, who will send you an email as confirmation.

Library Happenings

Join library events and workshops
Browse our Events and Workshops page to view upcoming virtual library webinars, events, and workshops.

Work at the Library
Graduate students are eligible to work physically or remotely at the libraries. Please see the student employment website for available job postings. 

Stay in touch
Subscribe to the PUL e-newsletter to learn more about Library initiatives, resources, and events. 

Virtually visit Firestone Library
Explore the inside of Firestone Library with this video.

Enjoy from home
The Library provides many subscriptions or collections that students can enjoy from the comfort of their own home: 

New Students

New to Princeton University? View our checklist for new graduate students and our Graduate Student Guide to the Library

Accessing Materials

Do research online
Library materials available online, such as digitized collections and databases, continue to be accessible. You can use either the EZ Proxy service or the SonicWall Secure Remote Access to connect to the Library. Learn more. You must have an active net ID and password to access electronic Library materials. If you have trouble accessing materials, please report a problem.

Study or browse in the libraries
With our new Study-Browse Service, faculty may use our seat reservation system to book a seat in the libraries and study or browse the stacks. The service is available at all campus libraries. Seats can be reserved for up to eight hours in half hour increments. Seat reservations are available to faculty who have completed training, hold an active PUID, and are authorized by their department to be on campus. Please note that printers and scanners in the libraries will not be available for use this fall.

Access print collections
For print collections, faculty are welcome to request book pick-up or in-house digitization services. To request an item for pick-up or digitization, click the “Request Pick-up or Digitization” button in the catalog record. The book pick-up service is available for faculty who have completed safety training and hold an active PUID.

Use technology
To ensure the health and safety of patrons and staff, public printers, scanners, and computers are not available at this time. Please submit scanning requests through the “Request for Pick-up and Digitization” button found on an item’s catalog entry page. Specialized computers accommodating certain programs are available. Please contact individual library locations to inquire. Office of Information Technology offers printer clusters at locations on campus.

Borrow materials from other libraries
Interlibrary Loan is not currently available. Borrow Direct services have resumed. For materials from other libraries, submit a request through Article Express. To check the status of a request, please email ilsborr@princeton.edu

Teaching Assistance

Consult with your subject specialist
The librarian assigned to your department is available to create course guides, recommend materials, teach a workshop through Zoom, and virtually meet with your students. You can reach out to them directly by email to request instruction. 

Request digitization of course reserves
Need materials digitized for course reserves? Submit a request through Blackboard or Canvas. 

  • Log into the course management system (Blackboard or Canvas). 
  • Select your course.
  • Click on the “Reserves” link on the course site menu. 
  • If this is the first time you’ve used Reserves for this course, you will be prompted to choose a semester and click on “Create course.” 
  • At the top right of the following page, click on “Item tools” and select “Add items.” 
  • A new page will open with options for adding material to the course. You may select a form (article, chapter, book, file upload, audio, and video) and submit individual requests for items to be placed on reserve.

Requests can also be placed through Ares. To check on the status of your request or add more items to your reserve list, log in to the course management system and select the “Reserve” option. If you have any questions, email the Reserve staff at reserve@princeton.edu. Please note: PUL will not provide print course reserves this fall.

Utilize special collections in courses
Schedule a consultation with our Special Collections department to design a fall virtual class session, or join an open and informal Virtual Visit to ask staff any questions related to special collections such as how to deliver images on teaching platforms, providing live or recorded instruction with materials, or brainstorming teaching ideas. 

Research Assistance

Apply for publication funding
PUL’s Open Access Publication Fund aims to help Princeton authors, especially graduate students, junior faculty, and researchers in the humanities and social sciences, underwrite publication charges when publishing in fee-based Open Access publications when no other funding sources are available. Applications for funding are now open

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