Institutional ILL Request Form
Contact Information | ||
Library Organization / Name | Norma Marion Alloway Library | |
NUC / ShareIT / LAC Code | BLTW | |
OCLC Code | TWV | |
Shipping Address |
Interlibrary Loans Norma Marion Alloway Library Trinity Western University 22500 University Drive Langley, BC V2Y 1Y1 |
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ILL contact telephone Library fax |
604-513-2121 ext. 3912 or 3907 604-513-2063 |
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ILL contact email |
General Messages: ill@twu.ca Generic Script Messages: bltwgsm@relais-host.com ISO messages: bltwiso@relais-host.com Odyssey: 64.141.84.15 |
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Library hours and closures | https://libguides.twu.ca/hours | |
General Information | ||
Library Catalogue URL | https://www.twu.ca/library | |
ILL software | OCLC Relais ILL | |
Consortia memberships | BCELN, COPPUL, CRKN, eHLbc | |
Loan Information | ||
Returnable Loans | Print Books: 7 weeks from date of request. | |
Renewals | Books only | |
Non-returnable Copies | Copies and/or scans provided for print journal articles, print book chapters, e-book chapters, e-journal articles | |
Not for Loan |
Curriculum Materials (all call nos. in the LT range) Audio-visual materials Media (loan to BCELN academic institutions only) Print Journals Print TWU Theses (see below for electronic versions) |
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Other |
Electronic versions of TWU Theses:
Microfilming:
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Charges / Fees | ||
Billing |
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Returnable loans |
COPPUL, BCELN, Illume, OCUL, CAUL-CBAU, BCI libraries: No charge Other Canadian libraries: $10 CDN per title Non-Canadian libraries: $15 USD per title |
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Non-returnable copy charges |
COPPUL, BCELN, Illume, OCUL, CAUL-CBAU, BCI libraries: No charge Other Canadian Libraries: $10 CDN for 1-40 pages, then $0.25 per page Fax Service to any library: $10 CDN for 1-40 pages, then $0.25 per page OCLC Non-Canadian libraries: $10 USD per request |
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Replacement charges | Cost of book replacement + $15 processing fee | |
Invoice payments information |
Lori.Penner@twu.ca 604-513-2121 ext. 3912 |
Land Acknowledgement
Trinity Western University's Langley campus is located on the traditional, ancestral, unceded territory of the Stó:lō people. We are grateful for the opportunity to live, work, and learn on this land.