Also the borrower will ultimately be billed the replacement cost for overdue items in addition to fines accrued. Overdue fines are assessed at the rate of 25 cents per day per item. It is especially important to return course reserve items promptly. Fines for course reserve items are 25 cents per hour per item. A graduate student borrower may keep the recalled item a minimum of three weeks from the date it was borrowed, and may not renew it.
Materials needed for course reserve, however, are due immediately.
For these, the library sends a recall notice specifying a new due date. Failure to respond promptly to recall notices is regarded as a very serious infraction of borrowing privileges. The library will suspend borrowing privileges and may notify the graduate student's department and the Assistant Dean for Student Affairs for further action. If lost, damaged or destroyed items are not reported to a circulation unit in a timely manner, borrowing privileges are suspended and are not reinstated until the user has accounted for all non-returned items. The University Financial Services bills the student for the cost of the item plus any overdue fines owed.