[Eril-l] Retiree access to electronic resources?

[Jamane Yeager]

If our retired faculty have a email user name and password and access through the ez proxy server they can access the databases.
Or if they come into the library they can use the databases. We don’t have many using them!
We have a few databases they alumni can use without having to pay higher fees. When we checked on this several years ago some of the databases charges were almost the same as the regular subscription. It was beyond our budget.
Jamane Yeager

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From: Eril-l <eril-l-bounces at lists.eril-l.org> on behalf of Steve Oberg <steve.oberg at wheaton.edu>
Sent: Thursday, February 8, 2018 11:33:46 AM
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We’ve talked about this quite a bit at my institution. We extend full privileges to emeriti faculty, but not to retired faculty or staff. Our reading of our existing contracts (whether or not they are explicitly identified/named as such) is that this is permissible.

Steve

Steve Oberg
Assistant Professor and Group Leader for Resource Description and Digital Initiatives
Buswell Library, Wheaton College (IL)
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From: Eril-l <eril-l-bounces at lists.eril-l.org> on behalf of "Crawford, Laurel" <Laurel.Crawford at unt.edu>
Date: Thursday, February 8, 2018 at 10:07 AM
To: eril-l <eril-l at lists.eril-l.org>
Subject: [Eril-l] Retiree access to electronic resources?

Hello collective wisdom,

We are wondering how common it is for academic libraries to allow retirees access to electronic resources, outside of the library, using an institutional login?

As librarians, is it your understanding that our contracts must explicitly permit retiree access, or are retirees considered part of the “authorized users” group?

I’m considering retirees to be people who used to work at the institution but who are now officially “inactive” from an HR perspective, who separated via retirement and not quitting/being fired.

We’d greatly appreciate any advice you may have.

Laurel Sammonds Crawford
Head of Collection Development
University of North Texas Libraries
laurel.crawford at unt.edu<mailto:laurel.crawford at unt.edu>

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