| Reading and
Borrowing Privileges |
| New
School Degree-Granting Programs |
Students
enrolled in, and faculty teaching in degree-granting
programs in all New School divisions are
entitled
to
reading and borrowing privileges at Consortium
libraries.
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| New
School Non-Degree Programs |
Students and faculty participating in non-degree granting programs are entitled to reading and borrowing privileges only at the three New School Libraries.
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| New
School Staff Members |
New
School staff are entitled to reading and
borrowing privileges at the New School Libraries
as long as their I.D. cards have current
validation stickers and barcodes. New School staff members are entitled to borrowing privileges at New School Libraries only.
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| New School Alumni |
All graduates of The New
School's eight schools are eligible for a "university
card," which provides access to and
reading privileges at the three campus libraries.
Cards are normally sent once per year (usually
in September) to all alumni in the tri-state
area.
Please contact the Office of Alumni Relations at alumni@newschool.edu or 212.229.5662 x3557 to update your information. If you have misplaced your card or live outside of the NYC area and would like a card, contact the alumni office with your request.
Donors of $250 or more are entitled to
borrowing privileges within the
calendar year the card is to be issued).
Contact alumni@newschool.edu or
212.229.5662 x3557 for more information.
University cards issued to alumni are only valid at the New School Libraries.
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| Visiting Researchers |
If you are a researcher from a university outside of the NYC metropolitan area, you can obtain access to one of the New School libraries as a "visiting scholar" by submitting a written request (via fax or email) to the circulation desk of the library you wish to visit. Please call the appropriate library for email addresses and fax numbers.
Gimbel Library
(212) 229-8914, ext. 4116
Scherman Library
(212) 212-580-0210, ext. 4803
Fogelman Library
(212) 229-5307, ext. 3056
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| Differently Abled |
The Fogelman and Gimbel Libraries are wheelchair accessible.
For access to Fogelman Library, ask the guard in the lobby of 65 Fifth Avenue
to unlock the elevator. Circulation Staff
will assist you by retrieving materials.
For further information contact the Reference
Department at
212-229-5307 ext.3058.
For access to the Scherman Library, please contact the circulation desk at 212-580-0210, ext.4803.
Connect to the New York Public Library - Andrew Heiskell Library for the Blind and Physically Handicapped.
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| Access to Consortium Libraries |
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