Art 478: Vikings

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1. Students on leave:
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2. Extended access program:
   1. 2020 undergraduate graduates can submit THIS FORM to gain extended, remote access to library e-resources until June 1, 2021. The Identity Office processes these forms and it usually just takes a day to two for access to be granted.
   2. 2020 graduate student graduates are required to work with their graduate school to gain extended access. There is a workflow in place and they should contact their graduate administrator.
   3. Many emails have been sent to students about both of these programs. Please refer student inquires to Joe Marciniak (jm110@princeton.edu).
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   1. Encounter broken links in the catalog or Database List
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   2. The SonicWall VPN does work with library resources, and it is not being discontinued until January 31, 2021. Much more on this later, but SonicWall should be used during the fall semester.
   3. EZproxy access is also available for resources via links in the catalog and on the library’s website.
   4. Don’t forget about our Using the Library Off-Campus site, which was recently updated.
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