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Use this guide to access library resources, including databases, books, academic journals, and textbooks, Open Educational Resources, and freely available online resources related to the subject of Business, Management, Accounting, Finance, and Marketing.

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Using this search, patrons can search all Minnesota State College and University Library collections.

Requesting Materials from other Minnesota State College & University Libraries

Physical materials include Books, DVDs, Audiobooks, CDs, and more
Using the Library Catalog, begin typing your search and select “All MnPALS Libraries” from the search locations that drop down. Locate the item you would like to request.​
  • Under “How to Get It” click “Sign In”
  • Sign in using your StarID and Password
  • Under “How to Get It” click “Resource Sharing”

Resource Sharing

  • Scroll to the bottom of the request form and click “Send Request”
  • Click “Submit Request” button
  • A copyright notification will appear
  • You must click “I Agree with the Terms” to complete your request
  • If you do not click “I Agree with the Terms” the request will not send.
  • When a book arrives, you will be notified by email. Items are kept at the Circulation Desk in the Library.

Requesting materials is free.

Digital resources include e-books, journal articles from library databases, and more
Using the Library’s EBSCO or Gale Databases (which can be accessed from the A-Z Databases page or from the Library Webpage), find the article you would like to request (note, you must have the “Full Text” filter turned off to access ILL articles).
  • Click on the “Request Item via Interlibrary Loan” link.
  • Under “How to Get It” click “Sign In"
  • Sign in using your StarID and Password
  • Under “How to Get It” click “Resource Sharing”

Resource Sharing

  • Scroll to the bottom of the request form and click “Send Request”
  • Click “Submit Request” button
  • A copyright notification will appear
  • You must click “I Agree with the Terms” to complete your request
  • If you do not click “I Agree with the Terms” the request will not send.

Most articles are available from the University of Minnesota and are sent electronically via email to students’ HCC email address. These are generally available within 2-3 days. You will receive an email with a link to the article. Others (not owned by U of M) will take longer. If the article can not be sent electronically, a hard copy will be mailed to the library and you will be notified by email when it arrives. These will be kept at the Circulation Desk in the Library.

Requesting materials is free.

​Using the Library Catalog, click “Resource Request” in the top menu (or click the ellipses to view hidden menu options and click “Resource Request – Blank ILL Request”). This will access the blank resource request form.
  • Login with your StarID & Password
  • Select whether the item you are requesting is a Book or an Article.
  • Type all available information about your requested item (Title, Author, Publication Date, ISBSN, ISSN, Publisher, Volume, Issue, etc.) into the form.
  • Make sure that the “Preferred Local Pickup Location” is Hibbing CC Library
  • Make sure that the “Preferred Pickup Institution” is Hibbing Community College
  • A copyright notification may appear. If it does,
  • You must click “I Agree with the Terms” to complete your request
  • If you do not click “I Agree with the Terms” the request will not send

Responsibilities & Restrictions

Libraries participate in Interlibrary Loan voluntarily. Access to another library’s materials is a privilege, not a right. Each library determines which materials it will and will not lend. Some materials are not available through ILL and cannot be requested. These restricted materials include:

  • Textbooks
  • Reference books
  • Materials available at the student's home-campus Library, unless declared lost or in repair
  • Full-text articles available through the the student's home-campus library’s online resources & subscription databases (EBSCO, Gale, etc.)
  • Items available at local public libraries

The person whose account information appears on the ILL request is responsible for lost, damaged, or overdue materials. Lending libraries, not the Minnesota North College Libraries, determine both the amount of time that patrons can borrow materials and the replacement costs and fees incurred by overdue or lost items. The patron is responsible for the prompt return of ILL materials. Overdue items will result in a block to submit future requests.

Photocopies of periodical articles are available, subject to copyright restrictions. Copyright restricts the Minnesota North College Libraries to request no more than one article from the same issue of any periodical published in the last five years during one calendar year. The Minnesota North College libraries can request no more than five articles from the same journal or magazine published in the last five years. Patrons must agree to copyright terms when placing ILL requests.

Request Management

Go to the Library Catalog and click “Sign in” in the top right corner.
  • Log in using your StarID & Password
  • Click on your name when it appears in the upper right hand corner.
  • In the drop-down menu, select “My Requests”
  • In the list of requests, locate the request you would like to check the status of
  • The status will appear in the middle of the column.
Go to the Library Catalog and click “Sign in” in the top right corner.
  • Log in using your StarID & Password
  • Click on your name when it appears in the upper right hand corner.
  • In the drop-down menu, select “My Requests”
  • In the list of requests, locate the request you would like to cancel.
  • Click “Cancel” on the right hand side, then confirm by clicking “Cancel” again
  • The request status will change to “Waiting for Cancel”, and the cancel will go into effect shortly.
    • If the request has already been shipped, cancelling may take longer than usual.

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