Some entries in the Library Catalog are for items that we have recently ordered or that we have not yet cataloged and/or processed. These materials, such as books, CDs and DVDs are not immediately available for check out. UWF faculty, students and staff may request that these items be rush-processed and held at the Circulation desks. Place a priority processing request for an item from the Library Catalog, through the title's holdings display. See example below:
Jonestown [videorecording]: the life and death of Peoples Temple / a Firelight Media production
for American Experience in association with the BBC; produced and directed by Stanley Nelson; telescript by Noland Walker and Marcia Smith;
story by Marcia Smith.
Published: [2007]
| UWF Library Reserve - Video |
On order Place a Hold |
In the example above, you will notice that the item Jonestown: the life and death of Peoples Temple is on order. If you wish to request this DVD, click on the Place a Hold link to the right of the item information. This utility requires that you sign-in with your Nautilus Card or Library Access Number if you have not already done so. You will then be presented with the screen below:
| Nautilus Card or Library Access Number: |
NOTE: Your new number is listed on your Nautilus Card. Distance Learners - please continue using your same library access number. |
| Verification: | For all users. A new four digit number composed of your birth month and birth date. For example, if you were born on January 15, your verification number is 0115. |
Once you have logged in, select the library where you'd like the material to be held for you and click on the “Place Request” button.
WF Patron Records - Hold Request
| Pickup Location |
A note will indicate that your request has been successfully completed. Once the item your requested is processed, you will receive an email indicating the item is available for pick up.
| WF patron Records - |
You can check the status of any recall requests that you have submitted by accessing the “my account” option on the Library Catalog and clicking on the “view holds” link.