Due to social distancing requirements, course reserves are being offered in a limited capacity for the Fall 2020 semester. Reserves will be located in the Reading Room on the first floor of Butler Library. Please review this page for information on reserves policy:
WARNING: Course Reserve books may be used by multiple patrons and not sanitized between uses.
Reserve a Seat in Course Reserves
A limited number of course reserve books will be available in the Reading Room by reservation starting 9/8/20.
It is preferable to replace physical course reserves with an electronic alternative. Librarians will work with instructors to identify online resources to support their teaching. Limited scanning may be possible upon faculty request, but copyright restrictions apply. Please contact the library using our Ask Us service.
Course reserves will only be available from 9:00 am to 3:00 pm, Monday through Friday. You must book your appointment in advance, the maximum allotted time is (2) hours with no more than (6) people simultaneously using the room.
Please stay socially distant while in the Reading Room.
For your safety, please use proper sanitation. Gloves, Virex, and hand sanitizer are located in the Reading Room.
| Course & Instructor | Reserve Title |
|---|---|
| AAS101 Herman | Barracoon |
| AAS351/SOC351 Herman | Race and Racisms |
| ANT101 Mccollum | Cultural Anthropology(green) |
| ANT101 Nguyen | Cultural Anthropology(white) |
| ARA101 Merini | Arabiyyat al-Naas |
| BUS312 Ricigliano | Survey of Accounting |
| BUS324/BUS424 Schwartz | Writing that Works |
| BUS348 Bristol | E-Commerce |
| CHE110 Herter | Introductory Chemistry |
| COM100 | Media Literacy |
| COM100 | Intro to Mass Communication |
| COM100 | Baggage Claims |
| CRS205 Burnett | Exploring the nature of creativity |
| CRS303 Yodess | Public speaking for success- strategies |
| CWP101 Sullivan/102 | Curious Writer |
| ECO103 Fisher | Economic transformation of america |
| ENG304 Bard | Blockbusters: A reference guide to film genres |
| EXE100 Jacob | Special Education in Contemporary Society (7th edition) |
| EXE100 Patti | Joey Pigza Swallowed the Key |
| EXE100 Patti | Out of my Mind |
| EXE100 Patti | Fish in a Tree |
| EXE100 Patti | Rules |
| EXE100 Posluszny | Special Education in Contemporary Society |
| FAR250 | Gardner's Art 16th ed |
| FAR250 | Gardner's Art 15th ed |
| FAR250 | Gardner's Art 15th ed Vol 1 |
| FAR250 | Gardner's Art 15th ed Vol 2 |
| FTT450 | Going Global |
| FTT358/488 | Fashion Forecasting |
| HEW204 Panek-Shirley | Health Now An Integrative Approach to Personal Health |
| HEW304 Panek-Shirley | Exercise Physiology Theory and Application to Fitness and Performance |
| HIS313 Norman | History of the modern middle east |
| HIS313 Norman | Sources in the history of the modern middle east |
| MUS208 Nicely | World music |
| PHI101 Blessing | Educated A memoir |
| PHI101/300 Blessing | How to be a Stoic |
| PHI300 Blessing | Nature and Value of happiness |
| PHI300 Blessing | Excellent sheep |
| PHI300 Blessing | Aristotle's Way |
| PHI300 Blessing | Philosophy as a way of Life |
| PHI300 Blessing | Happiness Hypothesis |
| PHI300 Blessing | How to be an Epicurean |
| PSY101 | Essentials of Understanding Psychology |
| PSY392 Bellus | Understanding abnormal behavior |
| SOC100 Stewart | Sociology in action |
| SOC240 Kumek | Social problems |
| SOC300 Joyce | Basics of social research |
| SOC322 Joyce | Sociology of childhood |
| SOC328 Kumek | The air we breathe: The sociology of religion |
| SPC307 Liao | Effective group discussion |
| SPF302 Fish/303 | Edpsych modules |
| SWK220 Myles-Day | Social work an empowering profession |
| SWK301 | Nickel and Dimed |
| SWK301 | SWK301 Poverty and Public Policy |
| SWK423 Harrison | Direct social work practice |
| SLP101 | Signing Naturally |
| THA316 Seinen | Script Analysis II |
| UNC100 | On Course |
