GIL Express Patron Account

Attention Circ. Staff:

As most of you are aware, GIL Express items cannot be seen on a patron's account in Voyager. There is, however, a way to check to see what items they have out. I have placed a bookmark called GIL Patron Information on both circ. desk computers in the Firefox browsers (located at the top of the screen, underneath the address bar.) Simply click on that and it should route you to the GIL Express Patron Information page. Select the patron's home institution and enter their 900# to access their account information.

If you have any questions regarding the GIL Express Patron Accounts, please feel free to ask me and I'll try to answer your questions. Thanks!!!

Susan

Brittany

Taken from an email from Leslie:

As many of you already know, Brittany Meadows, one of our student assistants who has worked in both Circulation and Reference, is leaving us to take a job at the Decatur campus library starting March 8th. Her last day here is this Thursday and we would like to give her a little farewell party that morning, March 4, at 10:00 a.m. Food and drink are already arranged, so if you can stop by to see Brittany off and to have a snack, please do!

May I have your attention...

The P.A. system is working again! Yay! That means that we can go back to making closing announcements. :)

Calculators

A few things to note:

• Students can now check out graphing calculators and take them out of the library for a period of 3 hours. No renewals are allowed.

• The standard $5/hour overdue fine for reserves applies to graphing calculators. The replacement cost is $100.

• Two new calculators have been added to our collection. We now have a total of 6 calculators: C-1, C-2, C-3, C-5, C-6, and C-7. There is no C-4 (this calculator had been withdrawn from our collection sometime ago.)

Please let me know if I forgot to address anything regarding the calculators or if you have any questions!

Susan

Accessibility Workstations

Please take a minute to read the "Accessibility Workstations" post on the reference blog. This is especially useful information just in case there are students who come up to the Circulation desk and ask.