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I-Share
Consortial Agreement (reciprocal agreement)
Any
student, faculty, or staff from participating
institutions may walk in and, with current institutional ID,
check out a book on site from any I-Share library. Additionally, items
may be requested for checkout online from the combined catalogs of I-Share
consortium members.
University
of Chicago (reciprocal agreement)
Any tenured, tenure-track, clinical, or other faculty
with special borrower card (Crerar Borrower Card) authorized by UC/UIC
Libraries may walk in and check out a book on site. The Crerar Borrower
Card is available from the Circulation Desk of the Daley Library. Other
instructional staff and grad students may use a Crerar Access Card,
available from the Reserve Desk of the Daley Library. The access card
does not confer borrowing privileges. For more information on the University
of Chicago Library please consult their Web
site.
CIC
(reciprocal agreement)
Any faculty member from participating institutions may
walk in and, with a CIC faculty ID card authorized by the home library,
may check out a book on site. All regularly appointed faculty at the
rank of assistant, associate, or full professor, and those with equivalent
or corresponding ranks as librarians, research fellows and associates
of CIC member institutions are eligible for the privilege herein outlined.
The CIC Card is available from the circulation desks of the Daley, Science,
and LHS Libraries. For more information on the CIC, please consult the
CIC
agreement.
OCLC/RLAC(reciprocal
agreement)
Any faculty member from participating
institutions, through the sponsorship of the Research Libraries
Advisory Committee (RLAC), walk in and, with an OCLC card authorized
by the home library, may check out a book on site. The
OCLC/RLAC Faculty Borrower Card is available from the circulation desks
of the Daley, Science, and LHS Libraries.
Loyola
University Chicago (reciprocal agreement)
Any student, faculty, or staff may walk in and, with
current institutional ID, check out a book on site. Users from Loyola
University may borrow from East campus libraries only. UIC users are
required
to show a valid i-card to gain entry to Loyola University Libraries.
For more information, please see the Daley Circulation Web
pages. For more information on Loyola University Library, please
consult its Web site.
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Loyola
University Chicago Medical School (reciprocal agreement)
Loyola University Medical School faculty have borrowing
privileges at the Library of the Health Sciences - Chicago. The agreement
between the two is separate from the agreement between Loyola University
and UIC regarding access to each other's libraries.
Rush-Presbyterian-
St. Luke's Medical Center (reciprocal agreement)
Any faculty member, with current institutional ID and
sticker provided by the user's home library, may check out books on
site. The arrangement allows borrowing of monographs only. The basic
loan period is 14 days. Though the borrower is responsibile for returning
items, the home institution bears ultimate responsibility. For more
information on Rush University, please consult its Web
site.
John
H. Stroger Hospital of Cook County (reciprocal agreement)
Any faculty member, with current institutional ID and
sticker provided by the user's home library, may check out books on
site.
The arrangement allows borrowing of monographs only.
The basic loan period is 14 days. Though the borrower is responsibile
for returning items, the home institution bears ultimate responsibility.
Spertus
Institute of Jewish Studies (reciprocal agreement)
Any student, faculty, or staff may walk in and, with
current institutional ID, check out a book on site. Users from Spertus
may borrow from East campus libraries only. For more information on
the Spertus Institute Library, please consult its Web
site.
Lexington
College (reciprocal agreement)
Any student, faculty, or staff may walk in and, with
current institutional ID, check out a book on site. Users from Lexington
may borrow from East campus libraries only. For more information on
Lexington College,
please consult its Web site.
Chicago
Multitype Library System (reciprocal agreement)
Any member from participating
institutions may walk in and, with current institutional ID
and a note from the home library, may use a print resource on site.
The user must establish that the library is the only one within an approximate
25 mile radius of Chicago to own that item. The process is mediated
by the Chicago Multitype Library System.
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Center
for Research Libraries (CRL)
Any UIC student, faculty, or staff may, with prior arrangement
and current institutional ID, access CRL materials on site. For more
information on accessing CRL collections, please consult their Web
pages.
Newberry
Library
Any Newberry staff member or Newberry Fellow with an
appropriate ID may check out books from the UIC Library. Although the
Newberry Library is a
member of I-Share, its collections do not circulate.
St.
Ignatius College Prep School
Any St. Ignatius faculty member or student may, with
appropriate ID, check out books on site. It is treated as expedited
ILL in that outside users may come to the UIC LIbrary and, with an ALA
request form in hand, borrow an item from the circulating collection.
Expedited ILL bypasses the process of sending a formal request to the
ILL unit at the Library and awaiting response and delivery. The user's
home institution is ultimately responsible for the return of the material.
Loans are for three weeks. Users from St. Ignatius may borrow from East
campus libraries only. For more information on the library at St. Ignatius,
please consult its Web
site.
Whitney
Young Magnet High School
Any Whitney Young faculty member or student may, with
appropriate ID, check out books on site. It is treated as expedited
ILL in that outside users may come to the UIC LIbrary and, with an ALA
request form in hand, borrow an item from the circulating collection.
Expedited ILL bypasses the process of sending a formal request to the
ILL unit at the Library and awaiting response and delivery. . Loans
are for four weeks. Users from Whitney Young may borrow from East campus
libraries only. For more information on the library at Whitney Young,
please consult its Web
site.
Federal,
State, County, and City Health Agencies
LHS has limited in-person borrowing agreements for officials
affiliated with the West Side VA Hospital, Illinois State Crime Lab,
Illinois State Department of Public Health, Illinois State Racing Board,
Cook County Health Department, Cook County Medical Examiners, and the
Metropolitan Child and Adolescent Services.
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Peoria
Area Health Professionals
Area health professionals not affiliated with UIC may
request a courtesy card that provides circulation privileges for the
LHS-Peoria collection. Professional identification will be requested.
Rockford
area residents
Any area resident who is 16 years of age or older may
request a registration to borrow materials from LHS-Rockford.
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