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If an item is charged out to another person, you can recall it and have it held for you at any Circulation Desk in the Dartmouth College Library.
The library will notify the borrower on the following day that this item now has a new, earlier, due date. Generally, the borrower has 5 days to return a recalled item. Once it has been returned, we will send you a Hold Pick-up Notice.
Please note that each borrower is entitled to keep an item for a minimum amount of time, calculated from the original check out date, before it is eligible for recall. Books can be kept a minimum of 14 days, while journals can be kept a minimum of 1 day. This "minimum use" period may delay the return of a recalled item accordingly. The only exception to this rule is that the Reserve Desk may recall an item immediately for Reserve Reading purposes.
When you find an item you need that is checked out to someone else:
If you don't want to be prompted to identify yourself every time you request an item, place a recall, or view your circulatin record, learn how to log in your session.
A confirmation screen will appear verifying the requested title. Click the "Request Item" button to send the recall request. You will be notified by e-mail when the item is ready for pick-up.
If you didn't log in at the beginning of your session, click on the "Library Account " link at the top of any Library Catalog page.
If you logged in at the begining of your session, use the "Back to Account" button that appears at the top of the Library Catalog page.
Learn how to log in your session so you won't have to enter your name, ID number, or PIN again during your session!
When you are viewing your Library Account, clic. Material can have the following status:
It is important to log out after you are finished using the catalog. Failure to do so could jeopardize the privacy of your library account if you are using a public computer.
Please contact a Circulation Desk for assistance with the problem you're having.