DVD-LEND at the Music and Media Library 

DVDs are lent for the purpose of viewing in the home or showing in official Emory classes only. Other uses, including showings on campus, may violate terms of the license pertaining to the title. The borrower is responsible for observing all licensing restrictions and pertinent laws. Please contact me if you need further information.

The Lending Collection includes many recent, popular or in-demand titles. It excludes very expensive and hard-to-obtain discs. Titles frequently used for classes are in the Lending Collection only when the library holds more than one copy. In keeping with the library's emphasis on supporting research and instruction, DVD-LEND items may be booked by instructors for classroom use or put on course reserve and thus restricted to use in the library. Any title may removed from the lending collection if the library staff determines that is in the best interest of the Emory community.

BITE-SIZED BOX SETS

The Music and Media Library is now circulating some of our most popular TV series as individual discs rather than as box sets. This much-requested change allows you more flexibility in how you check them out, especially if you want to watch an entire season over several days.  We are in the process of converting some older TV shows, but feel free to ask the Music and Media staff if you find a title that you think is a good candidate for this.

The Lending Collection at the Music and Media Library consists of a selection of DVDs (about 3,700 titles) from the general media collection that are available for two-day checkout to Emory students as well as to other selected borrowers. These appear in EUCLID and DiscoverE with the item type DVD-LEND next to the call number: