Corporate Borrowing Privileges are available to profit and non-profit corporations including law firms, think tanks, etc., and allow limited borrowing from Lauinger Library, Blommer Science Library, Woodstock Theological Library, and the Bioethics Research Library. Individuals seeking information about borrowing privileges should visit the Library Associates website. Groups and individuals affiliated with Woodstock Theological Center or similar should contact the Access Services Department for information on library borrowing privileges.
The Corporation will designate a contact person who will receive all emails regarding overdue books, recalls, and fine and replacement notices. All responsibility for managing the cards and for all fines and/or replacement fees is solely the organization’s. Lauinger Library reserves the right to suspend privileges if the corporation fails to honor its responsibilities.
Corporate Borrowing Privileges are available at two levels:
$750 per year:
- 25 books out at any one time.
- Six week loan, three renewals.
- Borrowing privileges suspended if fines exceed $25.
$1500 per year:
- 50 books out at any one time.
- Six week loan, three renewals.
- Borrowing privileges suspended if fines exceed $25.
Checking Out Books: You must present a valid, government-issued picture ID and a library card.
You will need the picture ID to access the buildings and the library card to borrow books.
Renewing Books: Books may be renewed up to three times, unless they have been requested by
another patron. Books can be renewed:
- Online via HoyaSearch from the My Library Account option
- By telephone at (202) 687-7607.
- In person at a library Service Desk.
- Via email by replying to the electronic overdue notice.
Lost Or Damaged Materials: A corporation with lost or damaged materials may (1) pay a $110 replacement fee, or (2) bring a copy of the item to the Lauinger Service Desk for replacement consideration by the Library. If accepted, there will be a $30 processing fee.
Corporate borrowing privileges do not include:
- Accessing course reserves at Lauinger and Blommer.
- Borrowing equipment.
- Using the Picchi Multimedia Room and Multimedia Editing Rooms.
- Accessing Lauinger and Blommer databases from off-campus.
- Using Lauinger Interlibrary Loan services.
- Borrowing materials from the Washington Research Library Consortium