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1.  Ask patron to complete a call slip including:

  • Collection Name,
  • Call Numbers,
  • Date,
  • Author,
  • Title,
  • Patron's full name
  • Check at bottom whether they are faculty, staff or student.
  • Desk attendant/staff member paging the materials should initial the slip and fill out the number of items

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2.   Locate materials from the appropriate collection,-         Remove

  • Remove the white paper slip from the cardboard backing 

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  • Place the hard copy on the

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  • shelf  where the book would be 

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  • Return the paper slip to the plastic box on the entrance desk, filing it under

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  • "Items in

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  • Use." 

(This helps us keep track of materials being used, and aids in their quick return to the shelf.)

3. Always show patrons how to properly use the materials. 

Books:-         Must

  • Must have a book cradle

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  • A book weight/snake should be used to keep pages open

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  • When marking pages, use acid free strips

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  • If they need copies, write name and page number at top of acid free strip, then fill out copy request form  

Photographs:

  • Gloves must always be worn
  • Always pick up the acid free tissue on top of the photo, DO NOT swipe it across the image
  • Photographs should be picked up from a top and bottom corner, slightly down from the upper and lower edges
  • Image must be kept flat and face-up
    • If patron needs to look at information on back, the photograph may be held up, the same way it is picked up
  • If copies are requested, photos are scanned never photocopied
  • One box of photos may be viewed at a time

Archival Materials:-         The

  • The patron may have one box at the desk at a time

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  • Only one folder should be removed from the box at a time

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  • Items within the folder must be kept in the original order

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  • Acid free slips should be used to mark places or indicate where photocopies are desired (items should never be removed from the folder!)