Save Time with RazorRush Electronic Delivery from University Libraries

Save Time with RazorRush Electronic Delivery from University Libraries
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Need a copy of an article but can’t make it to the library? RazorRush Desktop Delivery Service is here to help you! RazorRush will pull your print article off the shelf, scan it, and deliver it to you electronically within 48 business hours.

Submit RazorRush requests through your ILLiad account. This service is available to all students, faculty, and staff. Don’t worry—it’s easy!

A complete citation is required. The Libraries will not scan book chapters, non-periodical items, or items available electronically.

Visit http://libinfo.uark.edu/ill/ or call 575-6645 today.

Contacts

Jennifer Rae Hartman, public relations coordinator
University Libraries
575-7311, jrh022@uark.edu

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