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Gender & Sexuality Studies

What is ILL?

Interlibrary loan is a free service through which Emerson College faculty, students, and staff can borrow materials not owned by the Iwasaki Library from our partner libraries and institutions.

Interlibrary Loan

 

  • Use your Emerson email credentials to sign in.
  • Emerson students, faculty, and staff may submit a maximum of 5 requests per day. 
  • Please submit requests in order of priority.
  • Ebooks cannot be loaned or borrowed at this time. You can submit requests for a single chapter of an ebook.
  • You can check the status of your request at any time. If you are not contacted within four weeks, please reach out. Otherwise please assume that your request is in process.
  • For assistance with ILL, please contact Nora Brosseau, Interlibrary Loan Supervisor (ILL) at nora_brosseau@emerson.edu

 

Request Items from FLO Libraries

Request items from a shared catalog of Fenway Library Organization (FLO): Emmanuel College, Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences, New England College of Optometry, Simmons University, and Wentworth Institute of Technology

  1. Find something in the FLO catalog you want? Select Request for that record. Only physical books can be requested at this time.
  2. If you are not already logged in, select your institution: Emerson
  3. Log in using your Emerson credentials (email address and password)
  4. Note that requests can take a week or more to fulfill. Confirm request
  5. You will receive an email when the item is ready to be picked up at the Service Desk. You can also login at the upper right to see the status of your request in your account

Maybe We've Got It

Use the search boxes below to see if Iwasaki Library already has access to the resources you need.

  1. Check our library catalog for physical and online books and media.
  2. Use Publications A-Z to find articles from specific magazines, academic journals, or newspapers.
    • Type the title of a publication to see if Iwasaki Library has online access to that publication.
    • Example: Boston Globe, or Journal of Popular Film and Television.
  3.  (optional) Use the Boston Public Library Catalog to see if they have what you need.
    • Search the BPL catalog by title, author, or keyword. This includes their online collections of ebooks and streaming media.
    • Don't have a BPL card? Get an eCard and start borrowing digital materials today. For physical materials visit a BPL branch (see BPL.org for instructions).