Access Course Reserves via OneSearch or through this direct link.

In OneSearch

Click on Course Reserve Search in the top menu, or from within OneSearch's Basic Search -- Select "Course Reserves" from the dropdown

2. Enter your search terms

You can search for a course reserve a couple of ways:

• Instructor name - ex. Smith -- Enter the instructor's last name only
• title, topic or keyword - ex. "Global health" -- note this search may lead you to course reserves outside of your course list
• course number - ex. NRSG-2701 -- note it must be in this exact format with the hyphen and no spaces

3. You will receive a list of results the same as a regular search. You can explore the results by clicking on the title to get more information, or PIN them to save them for later. 

Reserves can be in print format -- you will need to come to the Service Desk in the library to borrow these materials. They will have a shortened loan period - usually 2 or 24 hours and fines if they are returned late.

Reserves can also be in digital format - these reserves may be links to articles in the Library's databases or other web-based sources such as open access journals or websites.

Click on the Title

Then click on View Resource to access the reserve