(480) 965-4170, http://bookstore.asu.edu

The ASU Tempe campus Bookstore offers:
ASU Directories
ASU gift catalogs
book buy-back
faculty/term planners
gift certificates
graduation regalia rentals and sales
special order books and supplies
thesis and dissertation binding
textbooks for classes

Faculty, graduate assistants and staff members are offered a 10 percent discount on books and supplies at the bookstore with a valid ASU identification card.

During the first week of the fall and spring semesters (Monday–Thursday), textbooks for the Downtown Center at ASU classes are available for purchase from 5 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. in building C, check the lobby signs for the exact location

The faculty academic calendar can be found at: www.asu.edu/registrar/general/semcal.html

Most off-campus facilities have desks arranged in classroom style. If you need to change the configuration of the classroom, you must return the furniture to its original configuration at the end of each class meeting. If you have not been notified of your room assignment, please contact APP.

All ASU faculty and teaching staff need working knowledge of the legal rights of qualified individuals with disabilities and of the university's rights and responsibility to provide reasonable and effective accommodations. ASU is mandated by the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, Section 504 and the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) of 1990 to make facilities, educational and co-curricular programs, campus activities and employment opportunities accessible to qualified individuals with disabilities. For more information and to receive a guide for faculty and other teaching staff, contact Disability Resources for Students (DRS) at (480) 965-1234/voice, (480) 965-9000/TTY or visit the DRS Web site at www.asu.edu/drs

Students and regular ASU faculty may access the ASU libraries at the Tempe, West and East campuses with proper ID or SunCard. Faculty associates or graduate teaching assistants may obtain a temporary ID through their college department for use at the library or bookstore. Students who already are enrolled in a class, but do not have a student ID may show a picture ID and their stamped "paid" or "no balance" class schedule to gain access to library services.

Taking advantage of new technology, ASU at the East campus has an electronic library. Located in the Academic Center Building, the library's services are open to the public. Online services may be accessed on-site or from a home computer. The library provides digital collections, online reference resources, electronic research indexes, print collections, document delivery and study facilities.

Access the Faculty Guide to ASU University Libraries at www.asu.edu/lib/help/faculty.htm

For more information or to access databases and indexes, please call one of the numbers listed or visit the ASU libraries' Web site at www.asu.edu/libraries.

Hayden Library, ASU at the Tempe campus (480) 965-6164
Fletcher Library, ASU at the West campus (602) 543-8517
Library, ASU at the East campus (480) 727-1037

Downtown Center at ASU faculty and students are able to access the ASU library system in the computer lab (in Building C) to request books and/or photocopies to be delivered. Book request and photocopy forms are available in the lab.

It is important that faculty convene class during the final examination schedule. Final exam week is included in the contact hour calculation that defines the unit of credit for classes. The final examination schedule for off-campus courses is the regular class meeting day and time during the final exam week.