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Q. What does it mean if something is on Reserve? Can it be checked out? Where are they?
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Answered By:
Sarah Cox
Last Updated:
Mar 14, 2023
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Reserves are books, articles or other items that instructors set aside for students in their class to use.
Some of these materials cannot leave the library. They are on Closed Reserve. They can be checked out for in-library use only.
Others may be checked out of the library, but for a shorter period than regular items. They are on Open Reserve.
The amount of time they can be checked out for varies and is determined by the instructor.
Typically, open reserve items circulate for 1 - 3 days; sometimes for as long as 7 - 10 days.
You can check out reserve items at the circulation desk - your Brescia ID is required, even for Closed Reserve items.
To find reserve items, go to the
online catalog
and click on the
Course Reserve
link near the top of the page.
Limit the search by either Instructor name or by Course.
All reserve items are kept at the circulation desk on the main floor and can be checked out from there.
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