Northern Regional Library Facility (NRLF)

The NRLF is a cooperative library facility owned and operated by the University of California.

Items located at NRLF are noted with that location in the Library's Catalog and in Melvyl.

To Request Materials



	Have a current Library Borrower account. UCSF students and personnel: - Use the Request feature in Melvyl and UC-eLinks. - Or, fill out an Interlibrary Borrowing Form. Make a note in the Author field that the item is at NRLF. - Or, fill out the printed form and bringing it to the Library’s Circulation Desk. Call 415-476-2335 for assistance. Forms are also available at the Desk. Non-UCSF personnel: - If you have a Library Borrower Account request that materials be sent from NRLF as above. - Or, request a one-day visitor’s pass from the Circulation Desk to use NRLF materials in the Facility’s Reading Room. See the NRLF Web site for location and information about visiting the facility .

Using Materials



	- Items at NRLF are usually sent within 4 business days. - Books may be checked out for 28 days. - Journal articles will be delivered to you either electronically or as a photocopy. - Materials marked “limited” or “restricted” use may only be used in the library. - Archives & Special Collections materials must be requested through the Archives & Special Collections Department and can only be used in the Reading Room by appointment.



	UCSF Items at NRLF

	Each year the UCSF Library moves approximately 5,000 volumes to NRLF. As of July 2007, approximately 177,000 volumes from UCSF’s collection are at NRLF, including journals, books, archival material and manuscripts.

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