Where is the SFU Library? What is the address of the Library?
The locations and mailing addresses of the Simon Fraser University Libraries:
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Where is the Thesis Defence room?
The Thesis Defence Room is located on the 2nd floor of the Bennett Library.Where's the Amazon Hub Locker?
Residents / the SFU community may pick up packages at the Amazon Hub Locker "Kaylum," located outside the Shell House residence.
Who can I contact at SFU about copyright?
If you have any questions about copyright, or would like to schedule an information session for you and your colleagues, please contact the SFU Copyright Office.
Who can I contact at SFU for help with creating a course pack?
For help creating a custom paper course pack for your course, including selecting materials (both copyright protected and otherwise), contact the SFU Bookstore.
Who can I contact at SFU for help with finding audio and video media for teaching?
Looking for a specific film or other media to use in your classroom?
Instructors can contact the Library's Media Booking Service at media@sfu.ca.
Who can I contact at SFU for help with locating and contacting copyright holders?
For help with locating and contacting authors, publishers or other copyright holders for materials you wish to include in your thesis or other work, contact the liaison librarian for your department. A template letter prepared by the Copyright Officer is available for you to modify and use when requesting permissions for works included in your thesis.
Who can I contact at SFU for more information about authors' rights when publishing?
For more information about authors' rights, copyright transfer agreements and negotiating with publishers, see the Scholarly Publishing & Open Access pages. Contact the Copyright Office with questions.
Who can register for SFU Library Research Commons workshops?
Registration priority
Demand for Research Commons workshops is high, and we give priority to current SFU faculty, staff, and students.
However if spaces remain in the days leading up to the event, we can often permit those currently unaffiliated with SFU to attend.
Wait list for researchers not currently affiliated with SFU
If you are not a current SFU faculty member, staff member, post-doctoral fellow, or student and would like to attend a Research Commons workshop, get in touch. We will add you to a wait list and contact you if a last-minute spot opens up.
To be added to a wait list, please email rcommons@sfu.ca with the name of the workshop you are interested in, and your full name and contact email.
Note: this policy does not extend to workshops offered by the Student Learning Commons.
Who can use Interlibrary Loans?
Faculty, staff, graduate and undergraduate students, emeriti and adjunct faculty may use the ILL service.
Alumni and External Borrowers are not eligible for Interlibary Loans services.
For more information about Interlibrary Loan see Request items from other libraries.