Library Services: Online Forms

• Book or Media Purchase Request
• Community Borrower Application
• Computer Classroom Reservation Request
• Faculty Media Request for Classroom Use
• Instructional Services Appointment
• Reference Librarian Appointment Request

Book or Media Purchase Request

The Library is very interested in receiving suggestions about books and feedback about our collection. If you would like to suggest a book or media for purchase use this form or contact Barbara Kobritz at ext. 4362.

Community Borrower Application

We welcome community residents to use our services. You can obtain a Community Borrower card by completing this online application and providing proof of identification to library staff. If you are completing it off-campus, we will contact you to verify your identification. Once approved, your new card will be mailed to you and you will be able to check out items. You can add money to your card for printing and photocopying in the Baker Commons or to use in the cafeteria or campus vending machines. Questions? Contact Lucy Yang, 607-844-8222, x4361.

Computer Classroom Reservation Request

The Baker Commons has a smart classroom with 24 student computers, which teachers can schedule for occasional sessions. Use this reservation form only to reserve a classroom. If you want a librarian or tutor to work with your class please go to Instructional Services for Faculty.

Faculty Media Request for Classroom Use

Faculty can reserve media for classroom use by using this form or contacting Lucy Yang at ext. 4361. Requests should be submitted at least 36 hours in advance of need if possible. Faculty and staff should pick up and return media to the Circulation Services Desk located in the Library on the 2nd floor of the Baker Commons. Purchase requests for the Media Collection should also be submitted to Lucy Yang at ext. 4361.

Instructional Services Appointment

Work with a librarian or writing tutor on specific skills and knowledge during your regular class time. Topics include:

• Orientation
• Topic Development
• Asking Meaningful Research Questions
• Tools for Research
• Evaluating Sources
• Integrating Sources
• How to Cite
• The Tutor Connection
• Grammar Matters
• Style in Writing
• Revision
• How to Read a Book

Reference Librarian Appointment Request

Make an appointment with a Reference librarian to meet with you and discuss your research in depth.

Last update: Tuesday, January 24, 2012