CityU library has a new interactive site that allows you to order, track, and access your interlibrary loan requests. ClioWeb will replace and enhance the “View Requested Articles” feature that you currently access from your CityU portal page.
With ClioWeb, you can comfortably monitor your article, book and video requests each day. It will give you one simple interface to access electronic documents that have been posted for you, and to check the status of the items you have requested.
In addition, your ClioWeb page is a great place for you to submit new interlibrary loan book or article requests, and you can see a list of items you have requested over the past four months so that you don’t inadvertently ask for the same article twice. You may, of course still continue to submit requests via the online databases as before.
![ClioWebSample[1]](http://blogs.cityu.edu/wp-content/uploads/2010/09/ClioWebSample1.jpg "ClioWebSample[1]")
If you have never used interlibrary loan before, now is the time! All you need is your CityU username and password and you can use ClioWeb immediately. First-time users will be automatically directed to a page to enter their contact information. This is a one-time entry, after that the system will fill out your information for you on all new requests.
If at a later date you need to change your personal information, simply click the “Edit Account Information” link on the menu bar.
Once you submit a request through ClioWeb, it is generally processed within 24 hours, although it may take up to three days. Once it has been requested, it will appear in your list of current ILL items on your ClioWeb page.
For all requests, you will receive an e-mail notice via your CityU e-mail address that your item is available as soon as processing is complete. Checking your e-mail account is the quickest way to find out what has arrived for you.
Check out ClioWeb at https://my.cityu.edu/clioweb.
As the end of the quarter approaches, it’s time to begin final projects. In the 
Hello!
My name is Kristen Graham and I am a student in City University of Seattle’s online M.B.A. program. I also work as an administrative assistant in the Albright School of Education. I completed my undergraduate degree in Business Administration at CityU of Seattle after obtaining a marketing degree from Bellevue College. Before starting my graduate program and administrative assistant position at CityU, I worked as a fashion advisor — a job I still try to do for fun sometimes!
I have lived in the Pacific Northwest my entire life and currently reside in Sammamish. When I’m not working or at school, I try to get out and see all the beautiful sites that Seattle has to offer. Despite having lived here my whole life it seems there is never a shortage of great new places to go. I also love music and try to go to as many concerts as I can. Most recently I went to the Capitol Hill Block Party and I am hoping to make Bumbershoot this year as well.
I look forward to sharing my M.B.A. experience with all of you!
Hi! My name is Mary Mara and I am CityU's Director of Library Services.
Antonio Esqueda is the International Programs Academic Coordinator for CityU. About 25 percent of his job involves traveling to Mexico to promote the university’s programs to potential partners as well as develop new articulation agreements with existing partners. A native Spanish speaker, he moved to the states as a young boy, finishing his Master in Education in Student Personnel Administration degree. Antonio’s days on road can range from speaking before 400 students at a public university in Monterrey to helping with articulation agreements for the university.
Hi! My name is Kate Peterson, I’m 27 and a student in the two-year MIT (Masters in Teaching) program. This Spring, I will be student teaching at the International School of Padua, just 40 kilometers west of Venice! I studied Italian for several years and look forward to an opportunity to finally visit. A fellow American (from the University of Wisconsin) and I will rent an apartment together near the school in the city of Padova. I think it will be quite an adventure and I am excited to share the experience with videos and a weekly blog! Send me your comments!
Just a little about me. I grew up in Yakima, Washington and had the opportunity to spend a year in Veracruz, Mexico where I attended a local high school. I returned the States to go to the University of Washington and have lived in Seattle ever since. When I am not swamped with homework, I enjoy running around Greenlake, painting and spending time with my family.