Rooms and Resource Centers
Group
Study Rooms | Lane
Reading Room | Bender
Room | Humanities/Area
Studies Resource Center (HASRC) | Jonsson
Social Sciences Reading Room | Social
Sciences Resource Center (SSRC) | Velma
Denning Room
Humanities/Area Studies Resource Center (HASRC)
Lane
Reading Room Staff | HASRC
Subject Specialists | Access
and Circulation | HDIS
| Art & Architecture Library | Music Library Access and Circulation
The Humanities and Area Studies Resource Center is open to the
public through Green Library's South, West and North entrances.
Collections
The Lane Reading Room houses the following collections:
- The HASRC Collection (This is the general reference collection
for the Humanities and Area Studies Resource Center.)
- The Atlas Collection (HAS-ATLAS)
- The California History Collection (HAS-CA)
- Digital Culture and Humanities Computing (HAS-DIGIT) (Book
and CD-ROM collections)
(For access to the CD-ROM collection, see library staff in room
221
or at the Information Center Desk.)
- The Journal Collection (HAS-JOURN)
- The New Books Collection (HAS-NEWBK)
- The Oversize Book Collection (HAS-FOLIO)
- The Ready Reference Collection (HAS-RR)
- The Recent Fiction Collection (HAS-FIC)
- The Stanford History Collection (HAS-SU)
A Location Guide to
the Lane Room collections is available.
Circulation Policies
Lane Reading Room materials that circulate can be checked out at Green
Library Loan Desk. The automated system requires presentation of a
current, valid borrower's card for all circulation transactions. Green
Library's circulation policies apply.
For further information, please
consult the Circulation
Policies page.
Loan Periods
There are two collections in the Lane Reading Room that circulate:
The New Books Collection (HAS-NEWBK).
(These books circulate for a patron's usual Loan Period.)
The Recent Fiction Collection (HAS-FIC).
(These books circulate for a 28-day Loan Period).
The other collections in the room do not circulate.
Visitors
Individuals who wish to use materials in the Humanities and Area
Studies Resource Room but who are not affiliated with Stanford University
or an institution with which it has formal cooperative arrangements
may receive an entry pass to Green Library by registering at any
entrance to the library. For further information, please see the
Access
Policy for the Stanford University Libraries (SUL).
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Last modified:
May 16, 2008
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