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Electronic Reserves Submission Form

Please fill out a separate form for each individual article or other document that will be part of the electronic reserves on your course page. We apologize for the inconvenience, but it is necessary that we keep thorough records in order to ensure that you and the library are in compliance with copyright law. Thank you for your understanding!

Note: If you choose not to fill out this form for materials that you upload yourself to your course page, it is your responsibility to keep equivalent records.

Course name:
Course number:
Course semester:

This is the first document I have submitted for this course for this semester.
I have already submitted another document for this course for this semester. (Please skip to the "Reserves material documentation" section below).

Course department:
Instructor's name:
Instructor's position:



Submitter's name (if different from Instructor):
Instructor/Submitter's email:
Submitter's position (if different from Instructor):




Instructor/Submitter's Phone:

Reserves material documentation
Title of scanned work:
This is the first time I have ever used this document as reserve material for this course.
This document is a resubmission of a document used for this course in a previous semester. (Please skip to the "Copyright, permissions and fair use" section below).
Author of scanned work:
Source of scanned work:




* Please specify if "Other":
Source title:
Source volume and issue (if journal):
Page range in source material:
Total number of pages used:
Source publication information :
(Place, publisher,date)
Copyright status of source:



Public domain [copyright expired or waived]

(Optional) Citation:

Instructions for library staff

Material will be uploaded:




or submitted with this form using the Browse and Upload feature below.

Please specify a file, or a set of files:
Material belongs in a particular folder/week:


-- Please specify:

Additional comments or instructions:

Copyright, permissions and fair use

You can safely assume that works published before 1923, works that bear an explicit notice from the copyright holder waiving their rights, and publications of the United States Government are in the public domain. You should assume that everything else is protected by copyright until proven otherwise—even works that have no copyright notice on them, or that have not been formally published. There are two main ways to use a protected work legally: you can secure permission from the copyright holder, or you can claim fair use, which are exceptions to copyright law written into the law itself.

 
Factors supporting fair use (please check all that apply):

Purpose of use:





Nature of copyrighted work:



How much of copyrighted work will be used:



(e.g., the text at the heart of a critical edition, or the proof at the heart of a math paper)

Effect of use on market for copyrighted work:





Restricted Access:

[password protected]

Factors against fair use (please check all that apply):

Purpose of use:




Nature of copyrighted work:




How much of copyrighted work will be used:



Effect of use on market for copyrighted work:




Restricted access:

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