KU Libraries: Access, Circulation, and Request Services for Students, Faculty, and Staff of Haskell Indian Nations University

Summary

To define and report KU Libraries policies for access, circulation, and request services provided to Students, Faculty, and Staff of Haskell Indian Nations University.

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PRINT DISCLAIMER: Official version of this document is accessible in the online policy library at https://policyoffice.ku.edu/. Printed copies may not reflect the most recent updates.

DOCUMENT TYPE:

Policy

PURPOSE:

To define and report KU Libraries policies for access, circulation, and request services provided to Students, Faculty, and Staff of Haskell Indian Nations University.

APPLIES TO:

Students, Faculty, and Staff of Haskell Indian Nations University using the University of Kansas Libraries facilities, services, collections, and/or equipment on the Lawrence campus. This policy applies to collections and services in Anschutz Library, Gorton Music & Dance Library, Library Annex, Murphy Art & Architecture Library, Spahr Engineering Library, Kenneth Spencer Research Library, and Watson Library.

CAMPUS:

Lawrence

TABLE OF CONTENTS:

  1. Basic Library Access, Circulation, and Request Services
  2. Borrowing Privileges
  3. Kenneth Spencer Research Library
  4. Scanning, Copying, and Printing
  5. Services Not Included
  6. Qualifications for KU Libraries Services

POLICY STATEMENT:

  1. Basic Library Access, Circulation, and Request Services are available to the Students, Faculty, and Staff of Haskell Indian Nations University (HINU).
    1. On-site access to facilities of the University of Kansas Libraries system during hours open to the public.
    2. On-site use of computers designated as Community Access Workstations for access to the Library Catalog and selected electronic resources (some restrictions may apply).
    3. Borrowing privileges for circulating collections.
    4. Use of Recall requests for eligible collections and of Retrieve from Shelf service for circulating collections housed in the Library Annex.
    5. Basic research help services.
  2. Borrowing Privileges for HINU Users of Lawrence Campus Libraries.
    1. May check out an unlimited number of long-term loan items for 6 weeks, and may renew the items 5 times via the Library Catalog before returning the items to the library or bringing the items to the library to check them out again.
    2. All long-term loan items are subject to recall at any time and must be returned within 14 days of the date on the first recall notice to avoid overdue charges.
    3. Short-term, reserve, and equipment loan items checked out for 2 weeks or less must be returned to the library from which they were checked out by the time due in order to avoid overdue charges and in order to check them out again.
    4. Items may be renewed or checked out again as long as there are no waiting requests from other library users, the borrower has active KU Libraries borrowing privileges, and owes less than $80 in library charges.
  3. Kenneth Spencer Research Library.
    1. Kenneth Spencer Research Library is open to all researchers including those not affiliated with KU or another academic institution.
    2. Collections must be used on-site in the library's reading room.
    3. Library users need to register for a User Account in the Aeon system, present photo identification upon arrival at the library, and use the Aeon system to request library materials.
    4. See Reproducing Library Materials for information about copying and printing in Kenneth Spencer Research Library.
  4. Scanning, Copying, and Printing.
    1. Free scanning is available in most library locations; bring a USB flash drive to save scanned documents or send them to your email account.
    2. Visitor Copy/Print Access must be purchased in order to print from the Community Access Workstations or to print from hard copy items.
    3. See Reproducing Library Materials for information about Spencer Research Library.
  5. Services Not Included for HINU Users of Lawrence Campus Libraries.
    1. Interlibrary Loan, including WebRetrieve and Document Delivery Services, is not provided.
    2. Off-campus access to the Libraries' licensed electronic resources, including databases, e-journals, and e-books, is not included.
    3. Retrieve from Shelf service is provided only for collections shelved in the Library Annex. TripSaver and Home Loan Delivery services are not available.
  6. Qualifications for KU Libraries Services.
    1. HINU Students must present a current HINU Student Identification Card and a government issued photo ID to initiate the request for KU Libraries services. Students will also be asked to complete an application form in order to collect contact information, and to complete this process annually to retain privileges with the KU Libraries. The HINU Student ID Card must be presented each time library services are requested.
    2. HINU Faculty and Staff must present a government issued photo ID card and proof of employment with HINU. Faculty and Staff will be asked to complete an application form in order to collect contact information, and to complete this process annually to retain privileges with the KU Libraries. The type of card issued to HINU Faculty and Staff will depend on the type of identification initially presented, and the resulting card must be presented each time library services are requested.

EXCLUSIONS OR SPECIAL CIRCUMSTANCES:

This policy does not apply to the Wheat Law Library on the Lawrence campus or to the KU Medical Center libraries (Clendening, Dykes, and Farha).

CONSEQUENCES:

Individuals who are no longer enrolled or employed at Haskell Indian Nations University will no longer qualify to receive the level of services reported in this document. The exception is that registered users at Kenneth Spencer Research Library continue to qualify for library services as described in this policy.

CONTACT:

University of Kansas Libraries
1425 Jayhawk Blvd.
Lawrence, KS 66045
Asking Questions about KU Libraries Policies and Procedures

APPROVED BY:

Assistant Dean of Libraries for Content and Access Services

APPROVED ON:

2009-08-01

EFFECTIVE ON:

2009-08-01

REVIEW CYCLE:

Annual (As Needed)

BACKGROUND:

Previously documented via KU Libraries website content.

RELATED STATUTES, REGULATIONS, AND/OR POLICIES:

  1. KU Libraries: Access, Circulation, and Request Services - Requirements for Other (non-KU) Library Users
  2. KU Libraries: Fines, Fees, Lost Item, and Damage Charges for Long-term, Short-term, Course Reserve, and Interlibrary Loan Library Materials
  3. KU Libraries: Fines, Fees, Lost Item, and Damage Charges for Library Equipment and Accessories (Laptops, Headphones, and More)
  4. KU Libraries: Appeals to Library Charges
  5. KU Libraries: Privacy and Confidentiality
  6. KU Libraries: Code of Conduct for Library Users
  7. KU Libraries: Loan Periods and Due Dates for Circulating Collections

RELATED OTHER:

  1. KU Libraries Policies and Procedures
  2. Kenneth Spencer Research Library
  3. KU Libraries Billing and Payments for Library Charges
  4. Visitor Access Program for Printing and Copying in the KU Libraries
  5. Reproducing Library Materials at Kenneth Spencer Research Library
  6. Community Access Workstations

CHANGE HISTORY:

04/04/2025: Migration to TeamDynamix from Drupal.
12/10/2024: Updated Broken Links. 
11/02/2017:  Policy update reviewed and approved by Assistant Dean of Libraries for Content and Access Services.  Added and updated links to KU Policy Library documents and to library website content in Related Policies and in Related Other sections.
12/15/2014: Published in the Policy Library.
12/08/2014: Revised, reviewed and approved for inclusion in KU Policy Library.
11/01/2011: Revised.
08/01/2009: Policy effective.

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Article ID: 20734
Created
Thu 3/13/25 12:57 PM
Modified
Fri 4/4/25 4:40 PM

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