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Welcome to The Libraries
Electronic Reserves
Many course reserve readings are available online. From the Reserves Web site
(www.lib.unc.edu/reserves.html), you can choose to search e-reserves in the Main
Library System or the Health Sciences Library, then search by course or instructor.
Remember that not all items are available on e-reserves. If you can’t find what you are
looking for by searching on e-reserves, follow the link for "paper reserves" and log in
as "reserves" to search for items available in the Reserve Reading Room in the
Undergraduate Library. Other reserve materials may be found at the branch libraries.
Material on e-reserves is available to eligible off-campus users. Go to
proxy.lib.unc.edu for information on configuring your browser for off-campus access.
Other software requirements can be found by following the "Information for
Students" link on the e-reserves page.
www.lih.unc.edu/reserves.html
Explore an Online Tutorial
or Research Guide
The University Libraries offer a myriad of online tutorials and
research guides to orient you to the libraries and their
resources. Learn how to find books and articles, use Reserves,
search the Web, and more. For a list of tutorials and guides
available, go to www.lib.unc.edu/instruct/tutorials.html-
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Search Film Finder by:
• Tide
• Director
• Format
• Genre
• Origin
• Decade of Release
• Keyword in Film Description
Film Finder also allows you to follow a link for the film
in the Internet Movie Database (www.imdb.com), the
most comprehensive film database freely available on
the Web.
Learn More About
the Libraries
Take a Class:
Workshops on using the Library and information resources are
offered throughout the academic year. Check the Instructional
Services Web site for more information (www.lib.unc.edu/instruct).
Contact a Library Instructor:
Library instructors are happy to meet with you individually to con
sult with you on your specific information needs. For a contact list
of library instructors, see www.lib.unc.edu/instruct/contact.html
or call 962-1355 for more information.
Take a Tour:
You can request a tour of any of the UNC-Chapel Hill libraries by
submitting our online request form
(www.lib.unc.edu/instruct/schedule_tour.html) or by giving us a
call at 962-1355.
* Davis Library: at the beginning of each semester, then the
first Wednesday of each month at 3 p m.
* House Library: at the beginning of each semester, then the
first Wednesday of each month at 4 p.m.
* North Carolina Collection Gallery: Wednesdays at 2
p.m. and by appointment (962-1172). Meet in the Gallery
(Wilson Library).
Copying and Printing
Self-service photocopiers and laser printers in
most libraries are activated with a UNC One Card,
University Guest Card, or Departmental Online
Card. Visitors may purchase a Guest Card using
the Dart Add-Value dispensers ("Tarheel Tellers")
in Davis Library, House Undergraduate Library,
Kenan Chemistry Library, Sloane Art Library, the
Geological Sciences Library, and the Health
Sciences Library.
Cost: 8* per page using UNC One Card; 15* per
page using bills and coins.
www.lib.unc.edu 2002-2003