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Video and Film Collection
Faculty and staff may check out videos for up to fourteen days. If the video is still needed after fourteen days, it can be renewed once for an additional fourteen days. Students may check videos out for up to three days.If the video is still needed after three days, it can be renewed once for an additional three days.
Searching the Collection
All media materials are cataloged in the Cofrin Library's on-line catalog. You can search on-line for a film, video or other media by title, subject, or keyword. When searching for an item, it is best to use the Advanced Search option, including "videorecording" or "film" as one of the key words (note: with one-day's notice, we can convert films to video). In addition to the on-line catalog, a listing of media titles is also available in IS 1010.
Interlibrary Loan
If a film or video is not in UW-Green Bay's collection, it may be available through inter-library loan from another Wisconsin institution.
If you find the title at another Wisconsin institution, contact the Cofrin Library's Inter-Library Loan section at Ext. 2385 to arrange for its use.
Universal Borrowing
Universal Borrowing (UB) is a service of the UW-System libraries that allows UW faculty, staff, and students to request materials from other participating UW libraries. Materials can either be picked up at the holding library or any other specified UB library.
Information on How to Place a UB Request
Visit the Other Libraries, Simultaneous Searching, and Universal Borrowing web page at http://gbylib.wisconsin.edu/help/database.htm
Loan Periods
Books--students 28 days one renewal allowed
Books--faculty/staff Until end of semester one renewal allowed
IMC Materials 14 Days no renewals allowed
Videos 14 Days no renewals allowed
Loan periods apply to all eligible patrons regardless of status.
Fines and Fees
Fines and fees will be based on the lending library's policies.
Recalls
Only items held by the home institution can be recalled. If the item belongs to UW-Green Bay, only UW-Green Bay faculty, staff, or students are able to recall the items.
