HPD Inter-Library Loan and Document Delivery (ILLIAD) Service
Misuse or abuse of the HPD ILL/DocDel Service may result in blocked privileges and/or disciplinary action.
Distance Patron Services
HPD Distance Patrons :
A - have HPD as their home library
B - visit the NSU Davie campus "less than" once per week
- All requests are subject to approval
- Patrons are limited to a maximum of five (5) requests per day
- HPD Distance Patrons may request materials materials that are both available and not available from the NSU Library collections
- HPD Distance Patrons should not request books that are required texts for their classes (such materials are considered a student's responsibility). Requests for these materials will not be filled beyond reasonable efforts and accommodations.
- HPD Distance Patrons are limited to a maximum of five (5) requests per day
- Books and other "returnable materials" will be mailed via Media Mail with signature confirmation
- HPD Distance Patrons agree to return materials by their Due Dates (Requests for due date extensions are subject to approval by the library that owns the material)
- HPD Distance Patrons are provided with an envelope and mailing label for the return of materials
- HPD Distance Patrons may return the materials either through "Media Mail" at their own expense OR drop off the material at an NSU Student Educational Center (SEC)
- Articles are made available for electronic pick-up within each patron's ILLiad account
- Books that are available in the HPD Reserve collection will not be mailed. Patrons may A - purchase these materials or B - borrow them from a local ibrary or C - submit a request for chapters from those materials to be scanned and electronically delivered
- Scanned Chapters from books are restricted as follows : A - No more than one (1) chapter per week, per patron; B - No more than 20% of the whole work may be delivered to the same patron within 12 months
- All requests are subject to Fair Use and/or Copyright restrictions and are usually handled in accordance to the National Commission on New Technological Uses (CONTU) Guidelines
