- Mulford books and other circulating items: 16 weeks (most items) with one renewal period of an additional 16 weeks
- Multimedia & Reserve items: borrowed for shorter periods, and several collections do not circulate at all
- Books requested through OhioLINK: 3 weeks intially with up to four 3 week renewals (if a hold is not placed from the original campus)
For your protection, you are required to bring your ID card to the Library when checking out or picking up items. For new or visiting faculty & staff, your library record will be activated once you have been entered in the university's system. If you need to access library services prior to this, bring your concern to the Service Desk, 4th Floor of the Mulford Library. Please be shure to have your University of Toledo-issued identification.
For questions about borrowing materials or your library record, please contact the Mulford Service Desk at 419.383.4225.
The Library encourages the faculty to make recommendations for titles the library may consider purchasing. Our Library Liaison program assigns a library faculty member to several colleges and programs on campus. The librarian can be contacted to coordinate purchase requests from the departments and address other issues related to the library. To request an item to be purchased for the collection, fill out the online University Libraries Book Purchase Request form. If you have questions about book and material purchases, please contact Alice Crosetto, Acquisitions Librarian at (419) 530-2760. (PageTop)
The Mulford Library offers paper reserve reading services as well as electronic reserves via the UT Library Catalog. Students can gain access to full-text articles, multimedia, and other documents that are placed on reserve. For information on placing items on reserve in either electronic or print format, please contact the Mulford Services Desk at 419.383.4225. (PageTop)
The faculty of the Mulford Library can provide instruction on a variety of library resources. Topics include instruction on various research databases, the bibliographic software Endnote, and the skills necessary to find and evaluate medical and healthcare information sources. Instruction can be customized for your specific course needs.Librarians have also prepared a number of general and subject guides to assist you and your students in finding resources. These guides include information on finding and using materials, citation styles, general guides, and pathfinders that provide overviews of the research resources for a particular subject or course. You are free to use these resources in your classes. Click here for the list of guides available on our website.
If you would like to schedule a class on the Health Science Campus, please contact Mulford Reference Assitance, 419.383.4218 or MulfordReference@utoledo.edu. More information about the Educational Services at Mulford library, as well as guides and tutorials specific to the health sciences are available on the Mulford Library web site. (PageTop)
The Instructions to Authors database provides information for submitting articles to various journals in the fields of medicine, health and related sciences. The Faculty Publications database contains publications of all UT Health Science Campus affiliates. It includes journal articles, books (written, edited, sections), software, and audiovisual and electronic resources. For more information visit the Mulford Research Portal. (PageTop)
The Academic Support unit of the University Libraries offers the following services and products to support instruction at the University of Toledo:
- instructional graphics
- classroom audio-visual equipment
- web design
- poster sessions
- power point presentations
- slides
- lamination
- photography and photo finishing
Schedule your classroom or graphical needs or receive tutorials on equipment and mediated classrooms from the Academic Support web page at http://www.acadsupport.utoledo.edu or call (419) 530-2656. The main offices for the Academic Support unit are in the lower level of Carlson Library. (PageTop)
Each year the Ward M. Canaday Center sponsors the University Authors & Artists Exhibit, where faculty can display publications and works produced during the previous year. Information on the exhibit will be mailed to all faculty to inform them as to when and where they should submit their publications for the exhibit. The Submission form is available in .doc format.
