Can members of the public, visiting scholars, independent researchers, and other non-LSU affiliates borrow materials from LSU Library?

Some individuals not affiliated with LSU may receive limited borrowing privileges. These individuals include: - Louisiana residents (age 18 or older) with valid photo ID - Out-of-state residents who teach in Louisiana K-12 schools (must be requested by principal or superintendent) - Out-of-state residents who attend LALINC institutions (must have LALINC Card) - Out-of-state residents working for Louisiana state agencies - OCLC Reciprocal Faculty Borrowing Program participants - Visiting scholars from out-of-state institutions (must be requested by an LSU dean or department head) - Graduate students from institutions located in other states or countries (must be requested by thesis advisor, department head, or a librarian at their home institution) - Adjunct LSU Faculty with gratis appointments These privileges do not include offsite access to databases. Public Patrons may borrow up to 10 books for a period of 28 days. Audio-Visual items circulate for 7 days. All Special Borrowers are subject to all rules and regulations including all library fees. Please apply for a public patron account at the checkout desk in room 241 of LSU Library. Please direct any additional questions or concerns to libcirc@lsu.edu (mailto:libcirc@lsu.edu) . LSU Libraries | Borrowing Policies Answered by: Access Services Staff