To extend the amount of time that materials can be borrowed. Renewal are done at the Circulation Desk or by telephone.
To extend the amount of time materials can be borrowed. Renewals can be done electronically on SAGE or by telephoning the LOAN DESK. However, this applies only to materials owned by Colorado State University. Requests to renew InterLibrary Loan items must be made through InterLibrary Loan.
To extend the due date on material that is checked out.
When you need a book longer than the date due, ask to have it longer, renewing it.
Extend a mortgage agreement with existing lender for another term. The length of the terms and conditions (e.g..- interest rate) may change.
Borrowers may check an item out for a second checkout period by coming to the Circulation Desk. A bar-coded ID card is required for renewals. If another person has placed a hold on the item, it may not be renewed. Fines are charged for items kept past their due date, unless they have been renewed.
To extend the due date of an item beyond the original loan period. May be accomplished online, by phone, or in-person at the circulation desk.
When you renew library material, you are extending the lending period ("due date") of those items. Renewals may be made in person at the Circulation Desk, through the OSU Library Catalog, email, mail, phone and fax.
To extend a circulation period beyond the original loan period.
To renew a library item is to get an extension on the borrowing period. At I.D. Weeks Library, borrowers wishing to renew items may do so online through the library's homepage or bring the item into the library. Items may not be renewed over the telephone.
To extend the DUE DATE for a book. This is taken care of at the CIRCULATION desk in person or by telephone, or by ONLINE RENEWAL.
to extend the loan period of a book.
To extend the amount of time materials can be borrowed. Renewals can be done electronically on the Libraries web site or by telephoning the individual Purdue library where you charged the book. (SEE also Online renewal).
To extend a mortgage agreement with the same lender for another term. The length of the term and the conditions (such as the rate of interest) may be changed.
A request that one's due date be extended on materials currently charged out.
To extend the due date for materials borrowed from the library.
to extend the length of time you may keep a book you have borrowed.
To extend the loan period of an item.
To extend the due date of the item(s) patrons have checked out.
If you already have a standard (three or one week) loan item you can renew it yourself ten times by using the catalogue - unless someone else has placed a hold on it.
Renew is a service which allows you to extend the loan period for the book that you have checked out unless another user has recalled the book. You can renew your books online and check to see how many items you have checked out from the Library in Skyline .
To extendthe due date on a book or other library material.
if you need a book longer than the date due, you can ask to have it longer, or, in other words, renew it. To renew a book you must contact Circulation Services. They will let you renew it if no one else has asked to have that book.
Renew is a service which allows you to extend the loan period for the book that you have checked out unless another user has recalled the book. You can renew your books by using the "MY ACCOUNT" feature in IRIS.
to extend the due date for a book. To do this you need to bring the book into the library so that it can be renewed for another two weeks.
To extend the loan period for borrowed library materials. If someone has placed a hold on an item, you will NOT be able to renew this item. Items can be renewed in person or by phone at the Circulation Desk. Patrons with a valid RCS account can also renew materials online by selecting View Your LRC Account and Renew Books from the Quick Links menu on the LRC homepage: http://www.lrc.usuhs.mil/.
To extend the due date for a book, so that you can keep the item longer.
This is the procedure for extending the loan period of an item which you have borrowed from the library. You may renew an item if no one else has requested it.
