Find Reserve Material

What Are Reserve Materials?

Many faculty identify materials that they decide to require students to read, listen to, or view as a part of their course work. These materials are called Reserves. Following is a list of places to find Reserve Materials:

Type of Reserves	What it is	How to Find a Particular item	Where it is found
Print Reserves	Books either owned by the library or by the professor	Step 1: Link to CONSORT Step 2: Click on the Reserves tab Step 3: Look it up by Faculty Name or Course Name/Number	WOO Reserves: Andrews Circulation and Media Desk WOO Science Reserves: Circulation Desk in Timken Science Library
ERES (Electronic Reserves)	Scanned articles, book chapters, or streamed audio	Step 1: Link to ERES (Electronic Reserves) Step 2: Search for the course in ERES (many search options). Step 3: Login with the password provided by your professor.	Online from the Libraries’ Home page, the CONSORT Reserves tab, or through a Woodle course page if set up that way.
Media Reserves	Videos (VHS & DVD), CD’s (either audio or music), or other media	Step 1: Link to CONSORT Step 2: Click on the Reserves tab Step 3: Look it up by Faculty Name or Course Name/Number	Andrews Circulation and Media Desk
Scheide Reserves	Materials (music CD’s and print materials) set aside for music students to use in the Scheide Music Library	Step 1: Link to CONSORT Step 2: Click on the Reserves tab Step 3: Look it up by Faculty Name or Course Name/Number	In the Scheide Music Library on the 2nd floor of Scheide Music Center.

Need Help?

Ask for help navigating the Reserves options at the Andrews Library Research Help Desk (Andrews Library Level 1), the Timken Science Library Circulation Desk, the Andrews Circulation and Media Desk, or one of the following Library Staff :

Patti McVay Gorrell (Head of Circulation and Media Services), Gwen Short (Science Library Associate), or Mark Gooch (electronic reserves).