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Yes, LSU Online students are eligible to check out Gear 2 Geaux items, but they would need to visit the library in person to check them out. Persons with extenuating circumstances should contact Circulation by sending an email to libcirc@lsu.edu (mailto:libcirc@lsu.edu) . LSU Libraries | Gear 2 Geaux Answered by: Access Services Staff

Unfortunately, LSU Online students are not eligible to work for the library. Answered by: Gabriella Lindsay

Some individuals not affiliated with LSU may receive limited borrowing privileges. These individuals include: - Louisiana residents (age 18 or older) with valid photo ID - Out-of-state residents who teach in Louisiana K-12 schools (must be requested by principal or superintendent) - Out-of-state residents who attend LALINC institutions (must have LALINC Card) - Out-of-state residents working for Louisiana state agencies - OCLC Reciprocal Faculty Borrowing Program participants - Visiting scholars from out-of-state institutions (must be requested by an LSU dean or department head) - Graduate students from institutions located in other states or countries (must be requested by thesis advisor, department head, or a librarian at their home institution) - Adjunct LSU Faculty with gratis appointments These privileges do not include offsite access to databases. Public Patrons may borrow up to 10 books for a period of 28 days. Audio-Visual items circulate for 7 days. All Special Borrowers are subject to all rules and regulations including all library fees. Please apply for a public patron account at the checkout desk in room 241 of LSU Library. Please direct any additional questions or concerns to libcirc@lsu.edu (mailto:libcirc@lsu.edu) . LSU Libraries | Borrowing Policies Answered by: Access Services Staff

Unfortunately, the library cannot give out guest passes to LSU Wi-Fi. Access to any LSU Wi-Fi network, including LSU Guest, can only be granted by LSU ITS. ITS requires a faculty or staff member to request "sponsored" access in advance. This means that visiting scholars, etc. can work with LSU faculty or staff to become a "sponsored guest," but walk-in visitors to LSU Library will usually not be able to gain Wi-Fi access. Guest Accounts: LSU Overview
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Yes, we treat donation box requests on a case-by-case basis. LSU students, staff, and faculty can place donation boxes in the Main Library to collect donations of books, canned goods, and other materials for a charitable cause. To make this request, please fill out the following form (https://lsu.libwizard.com/f/PPF) . Please use this form to request an event, organize an information table, or set up a display in the Library as well as similar requests. I am a student at LSU and am part of a club that wishes to collect donations to give to various charities. Is this possible and if so, whom should I contact to arrange for this sort of thing? Answered by: Randa Lopez Morgan

If an LSU entity, including student organizations, would like to place a printed flyer on the LSU Libraries bulletin board, they may submit it to the front desk at the lobby for review and display. Answered by: Access Services Staff