Should that not be an option, you may inquire at other area libraries, including public libraries, many of which provide excellent interlibrary loan service. Should none of the local library options provide the service you need, use the UWF Interlibrary Loan Form . Again, if you live within 50 miles of the Pensacola or Fort Walton Beach campuses, you may indicate at which location you prefer to pick up the interlibrary loan item. Charges for lost interlibrary loan books, however, are governed by the lending library. Whatever that library charges the UWF Library is the charge passed on to the UWF borrower.
Many articles are now available in full-text through the library's home page.
Full-text options are available on databases such as Academic Index , Business Index , Wilson Select and Dow Jones . The journal and volume you need might be accessible from there. Should the article not be available in full-text, you should next check the UWF online catalog to determine whether the UWF Library holds the volume and issue you need. Should no full-text option appear to meet your needs, but one of the UWF libraries owns the journal issue you need, you may use the Intercampus Loan Form to request it be sent to the campus nearest you. If you live more than 50 miles from either campus, journal articles may be faxed to you, scanned and sent to you as an electronic attachment, or mailed, depending on the technology you have available.