You may also email your comments or suggestions to the University Librarian. A response to your suggestion will be phoned or emailed to you. Any questions regarding the ordering of information or materials should be directed to the Library's Head of Acquisitions 755-4502 . Items acquired from other libraries are called interlibrary loans . An interlibrary loan can be a book borrowed from another U.S. library or a photocopy of a journal article acquired from another U.S. library.
Interlibrary loans are often available at little or no cost.
With the Pilot Reciprocal Borrowing Agreement between UTC and Chattanooga State, UTC students may check out books from Chattanooga State. With proof of residence in Hamilton County, a UTC student may also get a borrower's card from the Chattanooga-Hamilton County Bicentennial Library. For a list of other libraries in Chattanooga and information about access, check with a UTC reference librarian. My teacher says I can only use journals for this paper, no magazines. Yes, there is a big difference.