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[PADG:697] Re: Campus mail book loan service
Tyra, et al,
We have had this service for faculty, staff and graduate students for our
campuses at Ohio State for about 25 years as a document delivery service
for general collections materials. It's very much a successful,
mainstream operation in which requests are placed online for such campus
delivery to offices. (We do not yet provide such a service for
undergraduates.)
We have used regular-issue campus envelope for most such transactions,
and larger envelopes when necessary.
Wes
At 12:13 PM 10/7/2005, you wrote:
I have learned our library is
starting a Campus Loan Delivery service. Collections will be
requested by patrons (only faculty and staff at the point, but we will
probably be expanding), and delivered to their office on campus via
campus mail.
I'd appreciate hearing of any other libraries providing such a service.
What steps are you taking to protect collections and facilitate safe care
& handling for items that will travel through campus mail?
Thanks,
Tyra Grant
Head, Preservation Department
University of Kansas Libraries
Phone: 785-864-8951
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Wesley L. Boomgaarden
Associate Professor,
Preservation Officer, and
Main Library Renovation Project Officer
Ohio State University Libraries
106 Main Library
1858 Neil Ave. Mall
Columbus, OH 43210-1286
boomgaarden.1@xxxxxxx
614/292-5085
614/292-7859 (fax)
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