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Course Reserves

Course Reserves provides access to materials that faculty have set aside for student use in support of class curricula. Reserve materials can include books, book chapters, journal articles, old exams, films, professor's notes, and homework solutions necessary for course work. The Library maintains both traditional print reserves and electronic reserves. Course Reserves will provide any reasonable accommodation required due to a student's disability. Please refer to the "Troubleshooting Electronic Reserves" link below.

Finding Reserve Materials:

Placing Materials on Reserve:

If you are a professor at Callier, please email callierlibrary@utdallas.edu to place your print and electronic materials on Reserve.

The University of Texas System acquired an annual academic license for copyright clearance. This will allow us to post articles if the publisher is covered by the license. Find out more about the UT System Copyright Clearance Annual License by checking the top item on the right side column.

Contact Information:
Reserves Coordinator
Telephone: 972-883-2587
Email: libresv@utdallas.edu

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