Welcome Cornell University faculty, staff and students visiting Weill Cornell! The staff and resources of the Samuel J. Wood library at Weill Cornell Medicine are available to you to support your research, learning and practice.
Faculty, staff, and enrolled students from any Cornell University (CU) campus are eligible to enter the Samuel J. Wood library and register to borrow materials from the library.
Welcome Cornell University alumni! The staff and resources of the Samuel J. Wood Library at Weill Cornell Medicine are available to you to support your research, learning and practice.
Alumni of Cornell University are extended access to the Samuel J. Wood Library. Eligible persons must register at the Library's SMARTDesk in order to verify alumni status through the Cornell Alumni Office. Once confirmed, you will be issued a card that must be presented each time you enter the Library.
Welcome back, Weill Cornell alumni!
The staff and resources of the Samuel J. Wood Library at Weill Cornell Medicine are available to you to support your research, learning, and practice.
Alumni of Weill Cornell Medical College (WCMC) and the Graduate School of Medical Sciences (WCGSMS) are eligible for borrowing privileges at the Samuel J. Wood library.
Staff members of the Samuel J. Wood Library are happy to serve as examination proctors for NewYork-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell Medicine staff whenever possible. We will try to accommodate all requests but cannot guarantee that we will be able to fulfill all requirements in every case.
Please note: WCM Medical and Graduate students requiring this service should contact Student Affairs: (212) 746-1062.
The Library offers printing and photocopying to patrons for a fee through Papercut, WCM's print management system. To access your account or register for a new account, please visit print.weill.cornell.edu. You can add cash to your account at the Add Value Station in the Library Commons (sorry, no credit/debit cards). WCM medical students, 1st and 2nd year Ph.D. students, PA students, and Computational Biology students receive a weekly $20 PaperCut printing allotment.
Course reserves are materials (including books, disks, A/V materials, journal articles and/or photocopies, electronic resources, instructional equipment, and non-book items) chosen by the faculty to support class instruction. Access to this material is more restricted than items in general circulation.
The purpose of a reserve collection is to:
The Samuel J. Wood Library offers two different document delivery services for patrons: Interlibrary Loan (ILL) and TripSaver.
All students, faculty and staff of Weill Cornell Medical College and Weill Cornell Graduate School of Medical Sciences, as well as all staff of NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital and affiliated institutions have access to the library. To find out if your institution is affiliated, please contact the Circulation Desk: (212) 746-6050
The library is not open to the general public, or to patients of NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital or their families.
When reusing an image in a presentation or publication, please remember to cite its source; images in some of the following resources may be copyrighted. (See the Library's page on resources relating to copyright and fair use.) If you are searching Google Images, the "Usage Rights" filter can help you identify images licensed for reuse.
