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Frequently Asked Questions
Can I use the library and check out materials?We are open to all visitors. Most library resources are available for use by anyone within the building. Borrowing Materials page gives answers to the following questions:
Need help? Call 919-962-0800 or email Ask a Librarian Does the library provide electronic access to...?Library electronic holdings can be found using the following: Electronic journals in the Health Sciences Electronic books in the Health Sciences Electronic reserves from the Health Sciences Library may be linked from your course site or on the library's Course Reserves web page. Need assistance? Call 919-962-0800 or email Ask a Librarian Can I access electronic library materials from my home or office?On-campus: Anyone at a computer anywhere on campus, including UNC Hospitals, can use electronic databases, journals and books purchased by UNC Chapel Hill libraries. Off-campus Access: Students, faculty, and staff with a valid UNC-Chapel Hill 9-digit PID (Person ID) or AHEC users affiliated with UNC-Chapel Hill with an AHEC Digital Library account can access most electronic resources when off-campus. Need assistance? Call 919-962-0800 or email Ask a Librarian Does the library own...?Search the catalog for books, journals, and videos owned by campus libraries. Guides for help finding specific kinds of resources:
Need assistance? Call 919-962-0800 or email Ask a Librarian What does it cost to copy / print in the library and how do I pay?Photocopies cost 14 cents per page. Use your UNC Chapel Hill One Card or purchase a guest photocopy card for $1.00 and then add value to it. Where in the library are….?Materials:
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Need assistance finding something in the library? Ask at the User Services Desk on the 1st Floor or pick up one of the help phones inside the photocopy rooms-they ring at the desk. Where is the library and when is it open?Directions from various locations. Hours  Return to top of page
Does the library offer classes?EndNote sessions are offered monthly during the academic year. Instruction can be scheduled and designed to meet the needs of your class or group. One-on-One instruction is offered through scheduled consultations. Library staff members can help you improve your skills locating, using, and organizing information. Can I reserve a study room?Study rooms are on a first-come, first-served basis for students. Study rooms may be reserved on an occasional basis by faculty, instructors or teaching assistants for small groups. Rooms are NOT available for long term, i.e. full semester use. Maximum capacity of the study rooms is limited to six people. Faculty wishing to reserve a study room can use our Room Reservation Form How can I ask my specific question or get more help?Email: Ask a Librarian anytime. |
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