Gilreath, 'Reciprocal Faculty Borrowing Program Expands', NCSU Libraries Newsletter v21n12 (July 1994)
 
_The NCSU Libraries Newsletter_
Volume 21 no. 12
July 1994
Gilreath, Charles
"Reciprocal Faculty Borrowing Program Expands"


Gaining access to U.S. and Canadian research libraries 
continues to get easier for NCSU researchers.  This summer the 
Libraries received notification that three more libraries have 
joined the Reciprocal Faculty Borrowing Program, sponsored by 
the bibliographic cooperative OCLC.  The following universities 
have agreed to participate in the program:

University of Guelph, Guelph, Ontario, Canada

St. John's University, Jamaica, New York

Wake Forest University, Winston-Salem, North Carolina

With these additions, there are 167 academic libraries that 
are willing to extend research privileges to faculty members 
from participating institutions.

In order 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 in the D. H. Hill Library.  This card, along with a current 
NCSU staff identification card, should then be presented to the 
circulation staff at the participating library in order to obtain 
research privileges.  The specific privileges extended to 
visiting faculty may vary from library to library, so it is 
advisable for faculty members to inquire ahead of time from 
libraries they intend to use regarding matters such as 
borrowing privileges.