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MIT Industrial Liaison Program
Members of the MIT Industrial Liaison Program may obtain Library Privilege Cards as part of the program. Individuals of member companies may request cards through their Contact Officer from the Industrial Liaison Office, Room E38-400, 253-2691. These cards permit holders to use all libraries in the MIT Library system and to borrow materials, except for periodicals, theses, and reserve materials, in accordance with Library policy. Discounts for Computerized Literature Search Service and for Document Services orders are available. Interlibrary borrowing of materials from libraries not associated with MIT is not available through this program. Reference service is generally available Monday-Friday, 9-5, and is restricted to quick questions and answers.
Reciprocal Faculty Borrowing Program
The MIT Libraries and more than 160 other research libraries belonging to OCLC, a national bibliographic utility, have joined in a program of reciprocal borrowing. The program provides faculty of participating institutions with on-site access and borrowing privileges at the member libraries. To borrow materials at MIT, faculty of other member institutions should request a Reciprocal Faculty Borrowing Program card from their institution's library and present the card and a confirming identification at Document Services.