We would like to welcome the high school students who are enrolled in the University of Nevada, Reno's Dual Enrollment Program. Our library resources and services are here for you!
As a part of the program, you enjoy the same privileges as other University students receive. We are here to help you best take advantage of everything the Libraries have to offer.
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Get help accessing our online resources.
Find the Subject Guide for your class or ask a librarian.
Dual Enrollment students are welcome to use the physical library spaces at the University of Nevada, Reno.
Students can log in to library computers using their NetID and password and can also access the Eduroam WiFi on their own devices.
Dual Enrollment students may visit the Libraries to check out physical materials while on campus. Dual enrolled students are subject to the same borrowing policies as current undergraduate students.
Important: Students need to bring their WolfCard with them to check out materials. Email our circulation team to get help with requesting materials.
Dual Enrollment students in Clark County are also welcome to use the physical library spaces at University of Nevada, Las Vegas.
Students can use their UNR NetID to log into the Eduroam campus WiFi at UNLV and are encouraged to bring their own laptop or other device to avoid paying the Technology Fee for computer use.
Dual Enrollment students may visit the University of Nevada, Las Vegas Libraries to check out books and other print materials.
Important: To get access to UNLV Libraries, students must bring their printed MyNevada class schedule as proof of enrollment, and a photo ID.
Students are eligible to receive electronic delivery of materials such as book chapters and journal articles from the University Libraries' collections at no cost. They can request these items by using the library search, selecting the item, logging in using their NetID, and then choosing "Need a chapter" or "Get a digital copy."
As Dual Enrollment instructors, you have access to library services and resources to support your teaching. This includes library instruction, embedded Canvas modules, research guides, and more!
Subject librarians are here to support you and your students with their research papers and projects. Learn about library support for classes, including synchronous and asynchronous options, or contact your subject librarian for help.
Feel free to link to these helpful guides in your instructional materials.
Librarians have created short modules in Canvas (the University's Learning Management System) that can be easily embedded into any class on Canvas. Topics covered include:
See the full list of online modules or contact your subject librarian to request a module for a specific class or assignment.