You must present your Library barcode for any circulation or reserve transaction. Carleton students, faculty, and staff are registered automatically and may pick up their Library barcode at the Library's Circulation Desk. St. Olaf students, faculty, and staff may register the first time they use the Carleton Library. All others should inquire about their eligibility for a Library barcode at the Circulation Desk. A form of identification, such as a driver's license or campus food service card, may be required to secure a Library barcode.
Materials circulate for two days .
These materials may also be used in the Library without checking them out. Closed Reserve Closed reserve is for required course-related reading or for optional material needing greater security. Materials circulate for two hours , or on an overnight basis. What May be Placed on Reserve Most Carleton and St. Olaf Library materials as well as personal copies and photocopies may be placed on reserve. Those using Library materials, whether in or out of the building, are responsible for any deterioration in the condition of the material while in their use, and for the safe and timely return of the material to its proper location or to designated return areas.