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Subject:
Reciprocal Borrowing Agreements
Author/Information
Mary Sue Livingston
Effective Date
March 2000
Purpose
To clarify the terms under which Marygrove College Library has reciprocal
borrowing arrangements with other libraries
Scope
This policy applies to users of the Marygrove College Library
Statement of Policy
- Marygrove College Library participates in the InfoPass program of SEMLOL (Southeastern
Michigan League of Libraries). Marygrove students obtain an InfoPass from a
Marygrove librarian. With that
InfoPass (which must be used within 10 days of its issue) and their current
term’s student I.D., Marygrove students may borrow materials from any of
the approximately thirty-five participating institutions participating in
the program. Materials borrowed
from other libraries must be returned to those institutions. Non-Marygrove students with an InfoPass from their home
institution, must present their InfoPass along with their current term’s
student I.D. in order to borrow. materials from the Marygrove College
Library. Items borrowed must be returned to the Marygrove College Library,
not to the home institution
- Marygrove College Library also has a reciprocal borrowing agreement with
the colleges in the Detroit area Catholic consortium: Madonna University;
University of Detroit-Mercy; Sacred Heart Seminary; Ave Maria; and St.
Mary’s College, Orchard Lake. Students from these participating
institutions may circulate materials (with the same stipulations mentioned
above) by presenting their current college I.D. and a driver’s license or
state I.D.
- Marygrove’s circulation policies apply to the various categories library
users who wish to take out materials from the Marygrove College Library.
Check with library staff or circulation policies on the library’s website
for details.
- Marygrove College Library reserves the right to enforce academic penalties
and/or bill users who do not return borrowed items or who incur charges for
items returned overdue or damaged
Date created:
July 12, 2000
Date of latest revision: February 27, 2003
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