For journal article requests, enter the title of the journal. If the title given in your citation is abbreviated, please give the exact abbreviation.

For conference paper requests, enter the name of the conference as well as where the conference took place.

For ERIC document requests, please give the title of the document.

For journal article and conference paper requests, please give the author(s) of the article or paper you are requesting.

For ERIC document requests, please give the author of the requested document.

For journal article and conference paper requests, please give the title of the article or paper you are requesting.

For ERIC document requests, please leave this field blank.

For journal article requests, enter the month, month range, or season that the article appeared in this journal.

For conference papers or ERIC document requests, enter the month (and day if known) that the requested material was published.

For journal article requests, enter the year that the article appeared in this journal.

For conference paper or ERIC document requests, enter the year that the requested material was published.

For journal article requests, enter the journal volume and issue in which the requested article appears. If a citation gives the volume/issue information as, for example, 52:1, the number that appears before the colon - in this case 52 - is the volume of the journal and the number appearing after the colon - in this case 1 - is the issue number.

For conference paper or ERIC document requests, it is usually not necessary to enter any information in these fields.

For journal article requests, this field generally contains the pages at which the requested article begins and ends. It may also contain only the beginning page if the ending page is not known.

For conference paper or ERIC document requests, it is usually not necessary to enter any information in this field.

For journal article requests, please enter the ISSN and/or ISBN. The ISSN and ISBN are acronyms for International Standard Serial Number and International Standard Book Number, respectively. The ISSN is the publishing industry's eight-digit identifier used for serial publications. The ISBN is the standard 10-digit identifier for books, videos, and sound recordings. The ISSN refers to a specific journal title, while the ISBN refers to a specific title and edition. Either or both of these numbers may apply to journal article requests so include all information given in your citation.

For ERIC document requests, please enter the ERIC number. ERIC is the Education Resources Information Center and is sponsored by the Institute of Education Sciences (IES) of the U.S. Department of Education. They produce the ERIC database that contains citations for journal and non-journal education literature. The ERIC number is the sequential accession number assigned to each record in the database. These are also known as the ERIC Document Number (ED Number) and ERIC Journal Number (EJ Number). If your citation lists an EJ Number, please submit the request as if you were submitting a journal article request.

This number refers to a specific record in the WorldCat database. WorldCat is used by Interlibrary Loan staff to locate libraries that own your requested materials. Entering this number takes us to the specific journal title, collection of conference papers, or ERIC document that you are requesting.

Enter the date at which this material can no longer be useful to you. We strive to fill all requests as quickly as possible; however, we will not "rush" materials. The date entered here is the date we will discontinue trying to fill your request. This date does not have any impact on the speed with which you will receive your material. Please allow us a minimum of one week to fill your request.

In other words, where did you learn about the material you are requesting? Enter the source of your citation for your requested material. This information can help the Interlibrary Loan staff in locating your material.