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The Libraries' Document Delivery service allows students, faculty and staff to request materials from other institutions.
1. Use the patron request form to manually enter the document details on the Document Delivery request form.
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2. Place a document delivery request directly from a database using the Check Library Access button.
Use WorldCat to find material that may not be available at the University of Manitoba Libraries. It includes the holdings of more than 10,000 libraries worldwide.
UM Libraries participates in the Canadian University Reciprocal Borrowing Agreement (CURBA). This agreement provides UML students, faculty and staff with free borrowing privileges at participating libraries that are members of the following consortia:
COPPUL - Council of Prairie and Pacific University Libraries
OCUL - Ontario Council of University Libraries
BCI - Bureau de Coopération Interuniversitaire (formerly CREPUQ)
CAUL - Council of Atlantic University Libraries
To borrow at another Canadian post-secondary institution UM borrowers must first obtain a COPPUL card with an expiry date, available at any UM library service desk.
Borrowing privileges and regulations vary from institution to institution. For instance, undergraduates may borrow from most but not all Canadian university libraries. The University of Toronto Library policy for visiting faculty, staff and students is more restrictive.
United States – OCLC Reciprocal Faculty Borrowing Program
http://www.oclc.org/membership/advisorycommittees/profile8.htm
If you intend to visit an OCLC member institution please obtain a reciprocal borrowing card from us before you go. Contact Libraries Administration (474-9881) to register for this card.