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Borrowing Policy |
Book Returns
Book returns are located at the Circulation Desk and to the left of the
Library entrance. An outside book drop is
located
on the west side of the
Main Hall Building. An indoor book drop is located at the south entrance
of the North
Classroom Building.
Loan Periods
Undergraduates loan period
for books is 30 days.
Graduates loan period for books is 60 days.
Faculty loan period for books is 120 days.
Staff loan period for books is 30 days.
Videos checkout for 7 days.
Loan period for reserve materials is determined by faculty.
Renewals
Library books may be renewed one time, provided they have not been requested or
recalled by another Library user. You may
renew
books online (see Renew Books on the Library webpage), in person or by phone
at (918) 594-8130 during Library hours. It is not necessary to bring the
books with you to renew them in person.
Student and faculty book renewal
period is an additional 30 days. Renewal of other items is based on the
original check-out period.
See the Circulation Desk for renewal information on Reserves and Tests.
Interlibrary Loan materials must be renewed directly through the Interlibrary
Loan Department. Please contact Phil Parker
at (918) 594-8138.
Requests and Recalls
A request can be made for an item
that is checked out. It will be held for you upon return. Please ask for
assistance
at the
Circulation or Reference Desk. Books can be recalled before
the due date. Ask for assistance at the Circulation Desk.
Fines
Main Collection: Fines are 10¢
per day for each overdue item.
Reserve and Test Materials: Fines are $1 per day.
InterLibrary Loan Materials: Fines are 25¢ per day.
Faculty: Faculty/staff members are fine exempt.
Billing
Unreturned materials
Main collection materials: You
are billed for the current replacement price of the item(s), plus a $5 non-refundable
re-processing fee for each item. If a lost item is returned after being
paid for, you are credited only for the
replacement
cost of the item. The reprocessing fee is non-refundable. ALL
Library users are charged for lost or damaged books
checked out on their
IDs.
Damaged materials
If the damaged item is unusable,
you are billed the replacement price of the item,
plus a $5 reprocessing fee.
If only the covers are damaged, you are billed for the re-binding cost of
the item.
Student "Holds"
and Loss of Borrowing Privileges
The Library will place a "Hold" on the registration records of
students with long overdue
materials or unpaid Library
fines. This "Hold" prevents students
from enrolling, receiving a
transcript, or graduating. Borrowing privileges can
be revoked for abuses.
Any person who removes material
from the Library without authority, damages, or fails to
return Library materials can
be prosecuted for Library theft under Oklahoma
Statute 21-1739.
Community Borrowers Privilege
Non-students can purchase a Community Borrower's Card for $25 a year. This
allows them to
borrow 5 books at a time.
Videotapes and other audiovisual materials may
not be borrowed.
Borrowing privileges will be revoked if books are not returned by their
due date.
Last Revision 11/07
OSU-Tulsa Library 700 N. Greenwood Ave. Tulsa, OK 74106....918-594-8130
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