What Is Priority Cataloging || How to Initiate a Priority Cataloging || Priority Cataloging Request Form

What Is Priority Cataloging?

Priority Cataloging is a service to provide access to library materials which have been ordered and received in the library but not yet processed for patron use. Upon receipt of a Priority Request form, the library staff will process the desired item within three (3) working days. The patron will be notified when the item is available. [Note: Non-circulating items, such as those designated Reference or Kentucky Library, must be used at that location] Any bibliographic record in TOPCAT which shows under Call Number "In process" is eligible for priority cataloging.

How to Initiate a Priority Cataloging?

To initiate a Priority Cataloging request, you may print and fill out the the Priority Cataloging Request Form and mail or deliver the form to the Circulation Desk Supervisor, Helm-Cravens Library, 4th floor. Or, you may go in person to the Circulation Desk and complete a form provided there.