Summer Hours
(May 17 - Sep 7)
- M-Th 7am-10pm
- F 7am-6pm
- Sa 9am - 6pm
- Su 12noon-10pm
- * CLOSED
- * May 25, Jul 3, Sep 7
(612) 626-4045
Library Hours
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Copy Services |
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- Self-serve copiers and printers are available on the second and third floors of Diehl Hall. Self-serve machines use the University's Gopher GOLD purchasing system: use our ValuePort to add cash to your U Card or copy card (available for purchase for $1.00) or add value online ($2.00 convenience fee applies). Departmental users with EFS accounts may be provided with departmental copy cards.
- Staff-Mediated Copying is available on a 24 hour turn-around, though depending on the size of the order and the staff available, these services may be done "while you wait”.
- Scan and Send is a scanning and online delivery service available on a 24 hour turn-around to U of MN-affiliated users who retrieve their own materials. For document delivery to U of MN-affiliated users, see our PhotoDelivery page; for non-affiliated users, see our Biomedical Information Services page.
- Questions? Contact us directly at biomdoc@umn.edu or 612-626-4045.
Prices
| Service | Price | |
| Self-Serve Copies | $0.17 per exposure (tax included) | |
| Mediated Services | Mediated Copies | $0.20 per exposure + tax |
| Transparencies | $0.50 per exposure + tax | |
| Ledger Paper (11" X 17") | $0.17 per exposure + tax | |
| Color Copy | $0.50 per exposure + tax | |
| Color Transparencies | $1.00 per exposure + tax | |
| Color Ledger (11" X 17") | $1.00 per exposure + tax | |
| Scan and Send Service | $0.20 per exposure + tax | |
- Copyright Notice
Materials may be copied and distributed when they are:
* In the public domain; or
* Used with permission from the copyright holder; or
* Used under the provisions of a contract or license agreement, noting that agreements may differ from, and often take precedence over, what is allowed under copyright law; or
* Used under the provisions of Library Copying, U.S. Copyright Act, 17 U.S.C. Section 108 or, to the extent possible for University-related instructional or scholarly purposes, under Fair Use, 17 U.S.C. Section 107, as outlined in the Classroom Guidelines, or as determined using a case-by-case four-factor analysis.
The Libraries retains the right to refuse copy services requests on the basis of law-related or administrative concerns. For more information about copyright policies, visit the Libraries' Copyright site.
Last Updated: June 16, 2009, 9:24 am
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