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These libraries are not part of the Reciprocal Borrowing Program but have indicated that they are open to PNW Faculty using their resources. |
| Name | Policy |
| Colorado State University | Not part of the program but is open to everyone |
| Rice University | Visiting professors are of course welcome to visit anytime and scan material that may be of interest to them. |
| Université Laval | If someone is planning to visit our campus, we have agreements with faculties for invited teachers or students. We can emit temporary library cards for these cases. |
| University of New Hampshire | Not part of the program but is open to everyone |
| University of Louisville | Any faculty member from an accredited university or college can request a visiting academic borrower’s card from our Access and User Services Department. We prefer that faculty who need this service email us ahead of time so we can pre-create a card and computer login (if you have someone who is asking, please have them email me directly). |
| University of Akron | We are primarily set up to assist visiting patrons from Ohio libraries, but anyone with a Government-issued ID can request a library card. |