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The Dewey Library Web Site: Love it or Hate it?

We continue to consider changes to the Dewey Graduate Library webpage before the Fall 2007 semester and we would like to know how we can make it more useful to faculty, students and staff.

Do you have any suggestions?
Is there anything you would like to see on the page?
Do you have any current likes or dislikes with the current page?

Your feedback is appreciated! Feel free to leave a comment on this blog, or submit an Ask-a-librarian e-mail.

Posted by Elaine Lasda Bergman on July 5, 2007 07:00 AM |

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Could anyone inform me if the library is available for exchange students from abroad like me?

Posted by: Sonja Bakker | July 9, 2007 05:11 PM

I am not sure what you mean. International exchange students who attend the University on a temporary basis have access to the full complement of library resources and services. Also, anyone who can physically come to the library, regarless of status, can use the library's resources within the building. He or she cannot check out books from the library. We do not make online or other resources available to people who are not students, faculty or staff.

I hope this answers your question?

Posted by: Elaine Lasda Bergman | July 10, 2007 02:47 PM

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