Gilreath, 'Reciprocal Faculty Borrowing Program Expands', NCSU Libraries Newsletter v1993n00 (Gilreath Charles)
_The NCSU Libraries Newsletter_
Volume 21 no. 3
February 1993
Gilreath, Charles
"Reciprocal Faculty Borrowing Program Expands"


The Reciprocal Faculty Borrowing Program continues to expand, 
making it easier for visiting scholars to gain access to research 
libraries in the United States and Canada. The following universities 
have recently been added to the program's list of participants:

	Drake University
	University of Maryland Baltimore County
	Old Dominion University
	University of Southern California

These additions bring the number of participating libraries in North 
America to 164, all of which joined the program to extend research 
privileges to faculty visiting from other schools.

To take advantage of this program, an NCSU faculty member should 
request a special Reciprocal Faculty Borrowing Program 
identification card from the Interlibrary Center office (5-2116) in 
the D. H. Hill Library. This card along with a current staff 
identification card from the home institution should then be 
presented to the circulation staff at the participating library in 
order to obtain research privileges. Specific privileges extended to 
visiting faculty may vary from library to library, therefore faculty 
members should make inquiries ahead of time with the libraries they 
intend to use regarding their borrowing privileges.