Scholarly Communication & Information Policy can help you with all your scholarly communication and publishing questions and needs. Visit their website, or reach out to schol-comm@berkeley.edu for help with questions on topics, including:As a Berkeley student you are eligible to use books and articles from other libraries around the United States.
Check UC Library Search to make sure UC Berkeley does not own the material you want.
Provide a full and accurate bibliographic citation, including author, title, place and date of publication, and series. You can get citations from professors, from other articles, from Google scholar. Verify your citations before submitting them for ILL.
To place an e-reserves request: Email your course number/title and a list of your required items; for each item, please tell us the title, author, date/edition, and other bibliographic details. Please include any items you wish to reuse from previous semesters as we may need to reactivate those. Requests for books should be sent to ereserves@lists.berkeley.edu. Requests for videos/media should be sent to avmccirc-library@berkeley.edu. For more information please check https://www.lib.berkeley.edu/find/course-reserves.
See researchdata.berkeley.edu for more information.