Course Readers
Course readers may be ordered or picked up anytime during normal business hours. Once our initial stock has been sold, reprints will be offered based on consumer demand. Reprints will be available the next day after they have been ordered.
Available Course Readers
| Course | Professor | Price (after tax) |
|---|---|---|
| History 219 | Tony Michels | 82.92 |
| Religious Studies 311 | Susan Ridgely | 66.42 |
| History 303 | Claire Taylor | 82.92 |
Please send us an email if you have any questions about ordering a course reader.
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For Professors
Help your students keep their textbook costs low by printing with StudentPrint! As a non-profit, we price readers just high enough to cover our costs. Additionally, we abide by Fair Use and copyright laws. More information can be found about Fair Use in the copyright and licensing compliance section. All readers are printed on environmentally-friendly 100% post-consumer waste recycled paper.
Course Reader Copyright
When submitting a course reader, a bibliography that cites sources for all materials used is required.
While Fair Use Copyright Compliance is ambiguous, we review every course reader packet thoroughly to guarantee we are upholding the highest copyright compliance standards. When submitted a course reader, you must review and sign our Fair Use Statement, located on the order form. The statement is based off of our Copyright Guidelines and Polices.
If the copyright for the text being used isn’t owned by you, it can only equal 10% or two chapters of the source material.
Bibliography Guidelines
StudentPrint will print course readers authored by the professor, if the professor controls copyright of the material (lab manuals, slides, exercises, etc.)
StudentPrint will print material for nonprofit, educational purposes such as teaching, scholarship, or research.
StudentPrint will print materials if permission from the copyright holder has been acquired by customers and if permission is necessary to adhere to fair use.
StudentPrint will only 1 course reader per student enrolled in the course.
StudentPrint will not print anything published from Harvard University (Harvard Business Review, Harvard University Press, etc.)