Course reserves are course materials for a specific course that professors make available to students through the Cressman Library. Physical reserves can be borrowed for a two hour period from the circulation desk. E-reserves can be accessed and downloaded through Canvas.
Cressman Library is working hard to make physical course reserves available as e-Reserves to students in a digital format. Faculty are encouraged to link to library materials whenever possible. Please consider swapping materials that cannot be easily accessed by students with materials already owned by the library. We may already have online access to the materials you need. You can search in Worldcat/Library Catalog to see if we own specific items and find the persistent link.
Your Course Reserve/e-Reserve Options:
1. Physical book or DVD Media.
2. We will scan a chapter of a textbook or course materials owned by the library or by the professor and place it in e-Reserves (with two weeks' notice).
3. Cressman Library will attempt to purchase digital copies of non-textbook supporting course materials for the library collection that are requested by faculty and put them on e-Reserve for students.