Request Books

PLEASE NOTE:

Any adult Wisconsin resident may request a maximum of five items. You must be 18 or over to use this service.

The loan period is four weeks or 28 days. 

We send the materials to your local public library through the Wisconsin Libraries Delivery Network.  Your local library will notify you when they arrive.  Just pick them up and return them at your public library.

If your local library is not a member of the Delivery Network, we will mail the materials to you free of charge.  You are responsible for mailing them back to us.  It is a good idea to keep the packing materials to reuse when you return the items.

If you live within the area served by South Central Library System, the materials should arrive in one to two days.  If you live outside South Central, it could take up to five days.

If an item is not available, we will let you know.

You cannot request additional materials until you have returned the previously loaned items.

UW-Madison faculty, staff, and students should use MadCat to recall or retrieve a book or other item. Faculty, staff and students at other UW System campuses, UW Extension and UW Colleges should use their institution's established procedure for borrowing from another UW System Library.


Required fields are marked with an asterisk ( * ).

Call No.    AND Title:

Call No.    AND Title:

Call No.    AND Title:

Call No.    AND Title:

Call No.    AND Title:

Public Libary where the materials should be delivered (include branch name if applicable):
*

Full Name:     *  Phone: *

Address:     *

City:        *    State: WI   Zip Code:  *

Email:  *


Skip to main content University of Wisconsin Sea Grant University of Wisconsin Water Resources
Welcome to Wisconsin's Water Library
Home About Us Book Lists Home Kids Section Ask Us!
 
A project of the UW Water Resources Library

copyright 2006 University of Wisconsin Aquatic Sciences Center
If you have trouble accessing this page or wish to request a reasonable accommodation because of a disability, contact us.

The photos used on this site were taken by Rich Dellinger at the Allied Drive Learning Center in Madison, Wisconsin. The “Allied Drive Story Hours” began last summer when the UW Water Resources Library launched the first of a series of story hour programs. The project has become a partnership between six other specialized campus libraries, the UW-Madison School of Library and Information Studies, and the Madison School and Community Recreation Safe Haven Childcare Program.