Borrow and Renew

Quick Links User Self Service: Renew; check fines; change your PIN. Other Library Catalogs: Search other local catalogs. OLC: Search catalogs; use Oakland libraries. FAQ and Info What can I borrow, and for how long? Privileges vary by affiliation, user group, and item type. Can others borrow items for me? [PROXY BORROWING FORM] Carnegie Mellon faculty may designate proxy borrowers. Can I borrow course reserves? Most reserves circulate for 2 hours, and some overnight. Use e-reserves 24/7. What if the item I need is checked out? Use interlibrary loan options and get materials within days. What if I break the rules? How to Access Services in the Library Catalog Carnegie Mellon users can see their library account information, renew materials, change PIN, and access other library services via buttons in the library catalog (Cameo). Know your ID and PIN to access Cameo services: CARNEGIE MELLON ID - your Social Security number typed without dashes. EXAMPLE 123-45-6789 is entered 123456789. ANDREW ID - your Andrew ID typed without domain. EXAMPLE joan@andrew.cmu.edu is entered joan. PIN - the last four digits of your Social Security number is your assigned PIN. Change your PIN to improve your library account security. More about Cameo services

	Service Points

CIRCULATION DESKS

Engineering and Science Library
Wean Hall, 4th Floor
412-268-7217
412-681-1998 fax

Hunt Library
1st Floor
412-268-2444
412-268-2793 fax

Mellon Institute Library
Mellon Institute, 4th Floor
412-268-3171
412-268-6945 fax

Head of Access Services
Joan Stein
412-268-5826
joan@andrew.cmu.edu


MEDIA CIRCULATION

Audio and Multimedia CDs
Music Listening
Hunt Library, 4th Floor
412-268-2452

Slides
Slide Collection
Hunt Library, 4th Floor
412-268-3511

Video and Film
Video Collection
Hunt Library, lower level
412-268-5727

VisualStudio CDs
Circulation
Hunt Library, 1st Floor
412-268-2444

	Hours

Circulation staff are available to help you during all library hours.

Media staff are available during posted service hours.

	Did You Know?

SPOTLIGHT ON MIKE ANGSTADT
Hunt Library circulation student assistant Mike Angstadt has been chosen Carnegie Mellon Student Employee of the Year for 2002. He received a $100 savings bond, and will now represent Carnegie Mellon in the regional competition of the Northeast Student Employment Association Employee of the Year Recognition Award competition.

Mike earned this recognition by his exemplary service, leadership, and camaraderie in Hunt Library circulation throughout the past four years. Thank you, congratulations, and best wishes, Mike!

SelfCheck @ Hunt and MI libraries
Check out books using Carnegie Mellon ID.