InterLibrary Loan and Document Delivery are two NSU Libraries services available at not cost to the NSU faculty, staff, or students. Whether borrowing books, articles, and a/v materials from other libraries or requesting NSU library items for delivery between the three NSU libraries, these services are here to support your needs.
Early Childhood Education Today by Our NSU Interlibrary Loan service provides access to materials from other libraries or those not held in the NSU Libraries collections. ILL services are available to all students, faculty, and staff in the NSU community at no charge.
Interlibrary Loan requests can be submitted and tracked electronically on or off campus through your ILL account, providing secure access, convenience, and expedient processing and delivery.
To login and place an Interlibrary Loan request, use the account link below. If you are searching for items in our Discovery catalog interface, simply click the "Request via Interlibrary Loan" button to create a request.
Document Delivery (DD) provides intra- and inter-campus delivery of circulating materials (books and other media) and articles held at either NSU library location. These are items owned by NSU Libraries. DD services are available to all students, faculty, and staff of the NSU community at no charge.
Item requests can be made through the NSU Discovery Catalog and can be delivered to the specified campus location. Look for the "Place Hold" button in the item record. Additionally, requests can be made on circulating items that are checked out. This will place a hold on the item. Users will be contacted via email when the requested items are ready. In Tahlequah, they can be picked up at the Interlibrary Loan desk at the south entrance. In Broken Arrow, they can be picked up at the second floor circulation desk.
All article requests are sent electronically.
Do you need help with citations or formatting?
The NSU Writing Center for the Tahlequah campus is located on the second floor of the John Vaughan Library, room #222. They can make an appointment for your tutoring session and walk-ins are also welcome. The phone number is (918) 444-3622. For further information and hours, visit the Writing Center's website(link below)
The Citation Station is a resource area on the 1st floor of the John Vaughan Library, near the atrium with a variety of handbooks and manuals. A writing center tutor is in the Library and available for individual assistance during specific hours when the Writing Center is closed. This assistance is free and an appointment is not necessary.
