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Guidelines for Using the GCC Libraries

Guidelines at a Glance (Quicklinks)

Building Guidelines

• Backpacks and Belongings

• Cell Phone Policy

• Children in the Library

• Collection Development Policy

• Food and Beverages

• L-138 Classroom Guidelines

• No Drinks and Food by the Computers

• Photography and Videorecording

• Rooms in the Library

• Unattended Belongings Policy

Collections Guidelines

• Display Policies

• Gift Policy

• Loan Periods

Computer Guidelines

• Computer Policy -- "Courtesy Logins"

• Detailed Computer Use Policy

• Internet Disclaimer

• Pornography Statement

General Guidelines

• Mission Statement

• Values and Beliefs

• Vision Statement

Item Usage Guidelines

• Checkout Procedure

• Community Borrowers

• Copyright Policy

• Database Access Issues

• Interlibrary Loan

• Library Card

• Map Collection

• Overdue and Late Fees

• Privacy Statement

• Reserve Policy

• Return of Materials

• Textbooks

• Video Policy

Full Guideline Details

Building Guidelines

• Backpacks and Belongings

  Backpacks, purses, and other belongings may be subject to personal inspection or search.

• Cell Phone Policy

  The Library generally prohibits the use of cell phones in the building.  Recognizing that emergencies occur, patrons who use cell phones in light of the Library policy prohibiting cell phone use should:
  • turn cell phone ringers off or use a vibrate setting;
  • keep conversations short and speak quietly;
  • move out of the building or to a non-disruptive location to engage in long or repeated conversations.
  Library patrons wishing to report inappropriate cell phone use may contact a library staff member.  Be aware that if another library user complains about individual cell phone use, the library staff is authorized to require the offending patron to discontinue the disruptive behavior or leave the building. 
   
  GCC personnel are permitted to use cell phones in all areas as needed.

• Children in the Library

  The Library Media Center strives to provide a quiet, unsupervised atmosphere conducive for study and research for all library patrons.
   
  Children may not be left unattended or unsupervised in the Library Media Center. Library staff cannot be responsible for unattended children or their safety. Children who are not registered in credit courses and are below the age of fourteen (14) years must be accompanied by a parent or adult caregiver and must be under appropriate supervision at all times. Therefore, Campus Security will be notified immediately if children are left unattended in the library.
   
  Adults accompanying children are responsible for the children's behavior and are expected to monitor the children's actions whether or not other library users are directly or immediately affected. Parents or adult caregivers are responsible for any act of vandalism and costs of damages to the library resources or facilities, including, but not limited to books, computers, and furnishings.
   
  The library collection of materials, except for the juvenile collection, is selected for adult, college-age individuals; the library is not responsible for the content that a child or young person may view or hear in books, periodicals, film/video/ audio media, or on internet sites.
   
  Children may not use the computers in the Library Media Center unless they are registered in credit courses at GCC.

• Collection Development Policy

  We have a collection development policy, which can be found here: http://lib.gccaz.edu/lmc/collections/policy/colldevpolicy.html

   

• Food and Beverages

  The following guidelines will be piloted during the Spring 2019 semester and reviewed for permanent consideration.  Snacks and drinks are allowed in the Glendale Community College Libraries [excluding the Computer Commons and near technology]

  • Drinks ~ in covered containers
  • Snacks ~ small, quiet, and clean
  • Courtesy ~ Be mindful of others and AVOID foods that have strong odors, are messy or greasy [ie NO greasy chips or Cheetos], or are noisy.
  • Dispose ~ toss leftovers and trash in trash cans; clean up crumbs; recycle whenever possible
  • Report Spills ~ to the nearest service desk; the Refeence Desk will provide cleaning supplies for easy clean-up or small spills.
  This is your library ~ help to keep it clean and comfortable for others... and so we can have snacks next semester too!

• L-138 Classroom Guidelines

  The Library Media Center's Collaborative Classroom (L-138) is available for instruction sessions, primarily for classes and workshops requiring librarian instruction or supervision.

  Classroom equipment includes:

  • Twenty Laptops
  • Ten Desktop PCs
  • Movable tables and chairs
  • Instructor workstation
  • Projection system
  • VCR & DVD player
  • Pad camera
  • Overhead projector
  
  
  Please be advised when booking Independent Research or Library Instruction that L-138 has been redesigned. There are 10 desktop PCs along the back wall and a cart with 20 laptops. There are movable tables for students to use with the laptops that can be arranged as you like, but you may need to build in a little time to set them up and return them at the end of the class period. There is also a key sign-out and sign-in procedure at the reference desk.

  Classes or workshops requiring librarian instruction have priority for using this classroom. Independent research (IR) session(s) - no librarian required - may also be scheduled by faculty.

  Library Classroom (L-138) Independent Research Policy Librarian led instruction in support of academic work is a priority use for the L-138 classroom. During the first eight weeks of the semester L-138 is reserved for library instruction. However, during this period, the room may be used for independent research provided that: the room is available, and the request is submitted no earlier than 4 days prior to the date and time needed. Use of the classroom after the first eight weeks for independent research is available with the following restrictions: Requests can be made no earlier than the beginning of Week Eight. Librarian led instruction in support of academic work is a priority use for the L-138 classroom. Previously scheduled independent research sessions may be rescheduled at the library's discretion with at least one week notice to the original requestor L-138 may be requested for Independent Research no more than two times during the semester per class section.

  Scheduling options are listed on the Instruction page. 

  Please do not assume a class has been scheduled until you receive an e-mail or phone confirmation to that effect.  

  If your instruction needs can not be met within this policy framework, we recommend contacting your Curriculum Technicians at schedule@gccaz.edu for other computer classroom options.

  Faculty members who schedule a class for independent research in L-138 must be present during the time the class is in session.

  Maintenance on the computers will normally be arranged for times when the room is not formally scheduled. In such instances, maintenance operations will have priority over any casual or unscheduled computer uses or informal class sessions.

• No Drinks and Food by the Computers

  No drinks or food by the computers are allowed in the library.

• Photography and Videorecording

  In order to protect the privacy of both students and workers within the library, photography and videorecording is not allowed.

• Rooms in the Library

  There are a number of rooms in the Library Media Center that can be used for classes, meetings, and group study.

   
  Classroom, L-138
  The Library Media Center's Collaborative Classroom (L-138) is available for instruction sessions, primarily for classes and workshops requiring librarian instruction or supervision.
   
  Classes or workshops requiring librarian instruction have priority for using this classroom. Independent research (IR) session(s) - no librarian required - may also be scheduled by faculty.
   
  The first eight (8) weeks of the semester and in the first two weeks of summer I & II sessions, L-138 is reserved for library instruction. However, during this period, faculty may request the use of L-138 for their class(es) provided that (1) the room is available, and (2) that their request is submitted no earlier than 3 days prior to the date and time needed. Faculty may request the use of L-138 for independent research no more than two times per course per section during a semester due to high demand for the room.
   
  Scheduling options are listed on the Instruction page. 
   
  Please do not assume a class has been scheduled until you receive an e-mail or phone confirmation to that effect.  
   
  Faculty members who schedule a class for independent research in L-138 must be present during the time the class is in session.
   
  Maintenance on the computers will normally be arranged for times when the room is not formally scheduled. In such instances, maintenance operations will have priority over any casual or unscheduled computer uses or informal class sessions.
   
  Group Study Rooms
  Group study rooms are available in the Library Media Center to enable small and medium sized groups to confer and study together in an enclosed environment so as not to disturb others in the library. They are not be be used for functions such as faculty/staff committee meetings, classes, seminars or lectures, or commercial activities for which other facilities are available.
   
  The rooms are available for use by GCC students, faculty, and staff.
   
  These rooms are primarily to be used for group work. A "Group" is two or more students. Groups have priority over individual student use. Students working alone may be asked to move to other study areas. Group study rooms have priority numbers assigned to them; individual students in these rooms will be asked to leave if a group needs to use the room. Selection of the room will be based on the priority number (e.g., Priority 1 will be will be the first room that library staff will approach to request a single occupant to vacate when a group needs a study room.)
   
  Scheduling of the rooms in advance is not necessary. Availability and usage is on a first-come, first-served basis. Use of the rooms is limited to 2-hour time periods.
   
  These rooms are not sound proof. Users should maintain voice and noise levels at a normal, conversational level.
   
  The Library assumes no responsibility for the loss or damage of any personal property left in a study room.
   
  All other applicable Library policies, including those those regulating conduct, apply to the group study rooms.
   
  Windows may not be obstructed, and doors will be accessible at all times.
   
  All equipment, periodicals, reference books or other library materials should be removed from the study room after use.
   
  The Library reserves the right to inspect study rooms at any time and to remove unauthorized materials or prohibited items.

• Unattended Belongings Policy

  • Unattended backpacks (and/or other belongings) are not to be used to reserve conference rooms, computer workstations, or other study spaces.
  • Library staff finding unattended backpacks or unattended items in conference rooms and study areas will notify the Access Services department. Access Services staff will contact College Safety personnel and direct them to the location of the items for removal.
  • Library staff will not remove unattended backpacks, etc. from conference rooms, computer workstations, or other areas. Only College Safety personnel will remove items.
  • When the items are removed, a notice, similar to the one following, will be left in the place of the backpack, etc. to advise the student that it was removed and can be retrieved from College Safety.

  The Library Media Center is not responsible for the security of personal items left unattended in the building. Your backpack and/or other belongings were removed from this room/area by College Safety. You can retrieve these items at the security counter in the Student Union. Unattended backpacks, books or other belongings cannot be used to reserve a room, workstation, or other study areas in the library.

  • Other students may use the room at their own discretion.

Collections Guidelines

• Display Policies

  Purpose:

  The Glendale Community College Libraries encourage displays that convey educational value for students, faculty and staff of Glendale Community College (GCC) and increase awareness and/or promote the use of the GCC Libraries, GCC or Maricopa County Community College (MCCCD) resources, organizations, or programs.  This policy does not apply to works that are a part of the art collection housed in the GCC Libraries.
   
  Who May Request Displays:
  Organizations affiliated with the Maricopa County Community College District and Glendale Community College.  Organizations who wish to display materials in the GCC Libraries are subject to approval.
   
  Individuals may not request personal displays
  External organizations requesting displays are encouraged to seek GCC or MCCCD sponsorship prior to submitting a request. In some cases, displays may be created at the request of an external organization when such displays promote college goals, library resources and services, and/or the goals stated in the purpose section, above. External requests require approval of the Department Chairperson.
   
  Student Organizations
  Displays sponsored by student organizations should be coordinated between club leadership and a librarian. Recognizing that student organizations are aligned with varied professional, social, cultural, religious, and political interests of the student body, GCC Libraries seek to provide a forum whereby such clubs can express the viewpoint of the organization while promoting their organization, library resources, academic inquiry, and civil discussion. As such, displays relating to controversial issues may be required to include materials which represent diverging viewpoints. Additionally, student organizations interested in expressing alternate viewpoints may be invited to sponsor a display which might contribute to a broader discussion.
   
  Contact - Requests:
  Display requests should be directed to the respective Display Coordinators at GCC Main LMC and GCC North LCC. Requests require the identity of the displayer and GCC/MCCCD affiliation, a brief description of the theme and/or contents of the proposed exhibit/display, the dates of the display, and contact information.
  Display space is available on a first-come, first-served basis.
   
  Advance scheduling is preferred.
   
  Display Coordinators at GCC and GCCN will work with requestors to plan displays.
   
  GCC-affiliated organizations have preference over non-GCC organizations.
   
  Request Frequency:
  The number and frequency of displays arranged by any one organization is typically limited to one per semester.
   
  Approvals:
  All displays at GCC Libraries are subject to approval by the Display Coordinator and the Department Chair who reserve the right to final say on display contents (as meeting the Purpose of displays as noted above).
   
  Display Locations:
  Display locations will be determined by library staff in coordination with the requesting organization.
   
  Display Contents:
  Preferred items for display include materials owned by GCC libraries (including books and videos, handouts, brochures, mounted subject matter).
  Displays at GCC Main and GCC North campuses do not have to be replicated at each facility. However, campus groups should consider both locations when proposing displays.
   
  General Guidelines:
  Displays are not for the purpose of promoting personal views/opinions, or commercial and organizational positions. Displays should seek to promote academic inquiry and civil discussion when addressing controversial issues.
   
  All displays must meet existing State and Federal laws on obscenity, libel, defamation of character or invasion of privacy.
   
  The GCC Libraries do not accept responsibility for ensuring that all points of view are represented in any single display. Granting permission to display materials does not imply endorsement of content by the GCC Libraries, GCC, or MCCCD.
   
  GCC Libraries will not accept responsibility for the accuracy of statements made in such materials. However, the GCC Libraries reserve the right to include materials that present opposing viewpoints of material contained in the display.
   
  Displays are not to be used for sales or commercial functions.
   
  The GCC Libraries reserve the right to alter or remove any display.
   
  The GCC Libraries assume no responsibility for theft, loss, damage, or destruction of display items.
   
  Displays must not present a safety hazard to library users, personnel, or the facilities.
   
  GCC Libraries-produced or -solicited displays have priority over displays proposed by other campus or district organizations.
   
  Organizations are encouraged to suggest reading lists of  GCC Libraries materials that enhance the exhibit.
   
  Attribution:
  Displays sponsored by organization outside of GCC Libraries will clearly state the sponsoring organization.
   
  Duration of Displays:
  Displays will normally be approved for a period of not more than one month.
   
  Typically display duration and event-related displays is approximately two weeks.
  Those displays that commemorate an event will be removed within two work days after the event. The person, department, or organization responsible for planning and setting up the display/exhibit is responsible for removing materials. Display items not removed are subject to removal by the library staff.

• Gift Policy

   (from Collection Development Guidelines, Part V. General Collection Policies, C. Acquisition Procedures Affecting Collection Policies, No. 9):

  Gifts of library materials are accepted with the understanding that there are no conditions attached to their disposition. Only those materials in good physical condition and which conform to the library's collection criteria will be added. Generally, only items published within the past five years will be considered for addition. Periodicals are not normally accepted. No estimation of value will be provided for any gift, but a letter of acknowledgement will be provided if requested. Unneeded items will disposed of by sale, exchange, donation or discard.

• Loan Periods

   Loan periods and borrowing guidelines common to all Maricopa Community Colleges

  Reserve Material are for 2 hour, library use only.

  Newspapers, Journals, and Magazines are for library use only.

  Laptop computers are for 4 hour, library use only.

Computer Guidelines

• Computer Policy -- "Courtesy Logins"

  Use of the computer workstations in the Computer Commons and the Library Classroom (L-138) is limited to GCC students and employees with an activated MEID account. There are no courtesy logins. Students may inquire at HT1 about temporary or courtesy login policy.

  A GCC student ID card is required to print from computer labs. ID cards can be obtained at the Enrollment Center.

• Detailed Computer Use Policy

  We have a detailed computer use policy that can be found here:  http://lib.gccaz.edu/lmc/building/computers/usepolicy.html

• Internet Disclaimer

  The Internet is a global electronic information network that is not regulated by any local, state, federal, or international authority. Materials found on the Internet may contain information that is controversial, offensive, disturbing, erroneous, or illegal. The Library Media Center (LMC) disclaims any warranty of the accuracy, authoritativeness, timeliness, or usefulness of the materials, and shall have no liability for any direct, indirect, or consequential damages related to use of these materials.

  Access to the Internet at GCC Libraries is for academic research purposes.

  Users who access the Internet at the Library Media Center are required to conduct themselves in an ethical and legal manner, and to act in accord with the LMC Computer Use Policy, the MCCCD Technology Resource Standards, the current edition of the GCC Student Handbook and all local, state, federal, and international laws.

  Access to, or use of, the Internet by minor children is solely the responsibility of the parent or legal guardian.

• Pornography Statement

   In keeping with the American Library Association (ALA) Code of Ethics, GCC librarians "protect each library user's right to privacy and confidentiality with respect to information sought or received and resources consulted, borrowed, acquired or transmitted." Therefore, it is not the Library's practice to monitor the content being viewed on computer workstations.

  The Maricopa Community College District has established Technology Resource Standards that prohibit certain behaviors. The viewing of pornography may fall within two of these standards:

  • activities that would constitute a violation of any policy of Maricopa's Governing Board, including (but not limited to) Maricopa's non-discrimination policy and its policy against sexual harassment;
  • transmitting, storing, or receiving data, or otherwise using computing resources in a manner that would constitute a violation of state or federal law, including (but not limited to) obscenity, defamation, threats, harassment, and theft.

  Therefore, library staff may ask a library user to cease viewing pornography, especially in cases where a complaint has been made. If the library user fails to comply with this request, campus security may be contacted.

  The librarian will contact Security, who will call the Police, if someone is viewing child pornography.

  Arizona Revised Statutes: 13-3507. Public display of explicit sexual materials; classification; definitions A. It is unlawful for any person knowingly to place explicit sexual material upon public display, or knowingly to fail to take prompt action to remove such a display from property in his possession or under his control after learning of its existence. B. A person who violates any provision of this section is guilty of a class 6 felony. C. For the purposes of this section: 1. "Explicit sexual material" means any drawing, photograph, film negative, motion picture, figure, object, novelty device, recording, transcription or any book, leaflet, pamphlet, magazine, booklet or other item, the cover or contents of which depicts human genitalia or depicts or verbally describes nudity, sexual activity, sexual conduct, sexual excitement or sadomasochistic abuse in a way which is harmful to minors. Explicit sexual material does not include any depiction or description which, taken in context, possesses serious educational value for minors or which possesses serious literary, artistic, political or scientific value. 2. "Public display" means the placing of material on or in a billboard, viewing screen, theater marquee, newsstand, display rack, vending machine, window, showcase, display case or similar place so that material within the definition of paragraph 1 of this subsection is easily visible or readily accessible from a public thoroughfare, from the property of others, or in any place where minors are invited as part of the general public.

General Guidelines

• Mission Statement

  Encompassing the mission and goal statement of the libraries and media centers of the Maricopa County Community College District (MCCCD) the LMC has established as its mission "...to make available to students, faculty, staff and community patrons resources and services that support and enrich the curricula and contribute to the intellectual and cultural development of the college community."

• Values and Beliefs

  The LMC faculty and staff recognize the importance of library and media services to teaching and learning and believe that:

  1. The LMC is an integral part of Glendale Community College and operates within its organizational structure.
  2. The LMC is a comprehensive learning resources center which maintains a collection of print, non-print, multimedia and electronic resources supporting the needs of students, faculty, staff and the community-at-large.
  3. The LMC uses technology to effectively and efficiently provide its services.
  4. The LMC is a dynamic organization and is constantly changing. therefore, the assessment of information resources, technologies, and organization is a continuous process.
  5. The LMC is a part of a new information infrastructure which requires partnership with and support from the college computer center and other information providers, such as public and private libraries, information centers, and social service agencies to achieve its goals.
  6. The LMC supports information literacy and the enhancement of student research skills
  7. The LMC satisfies the information needs of learners by providing the highest quality of service and considers this to be its benchmark for measuring its effectiveness.
  8. The LMC makes available a friendly, comfortable, and safe environment for patrons.

• Vision Statement

  The Library Media Center (LMC) is the leader in the creation and delivery of information and information resources, promoting information literacy, providing lifelong learning experiences and access to information for the college and its community.

Item Usage Guidelines

• Checkout Procedure

  Library materials are not rental items, rather they are available for free to checkout for a limited period of time. A current student, staff or faculty ID, or a Community Borrower card, MUST be presented at the circulation counter to checkout ANY item. Student IDs may be obtained at the Enrollment Center.

• Community Borrowers

   All residents of Maricopa County who are 18 years old or more can get a community borrower card.  To get a card, the community member must obtain an MEID using the Create Maricopa ID for Library Access page.  The card is good at all Maricopa Community College District libraries during normal business hours.  Different rules apply at each college.

  • The card expires after one year and may be renewed upon request.
  • What resources can I use? Can I check out books?
  • The card is free of charge.
  The Community Borrower card entitles you to borrow up to 5 books and 3 non-books (e.g. DVDs, CDs) at one time, and place 5 holds at a time. The loan period is four weeks with one renewal for books and one week with one renewal for non-books. Reserve and circulation desk material are not available for community borrower checkout. Community Borrowers may not request interlibrary loans, from libraries outside the Maricopa Community College district. These requests must be placed through the public library.
   
  Magazines and Journals
  As with GCC users, printed magazines and journals must be used in the library.
   
  Computers/Internet Access
  Use of the computers in the Computer Commons area is restricted to those who are enrolled in a course at GCC. There are computers for quick look up of the catalog and databases at the west end of the library near the Information Desk. These are available for anyone; however, printing of documents cannot be done from these stations.
   
  Open access to GCC technology resources is available to non-students for a $24 non-credit enrollment fee per semester. Contact the Help Desk for more information. For more information please visit: http://www.gccaz.edu/technology-help/computer-labs

   

• Copyright Policy

  The GCC Libraries follow all copyright regulations and policies.  To learn more about copyright, please see our Copyright and Fair Use research guide.

• Database Access Issues

   If you are experiencing problems accessing a database, make sure that you are logging in with your correct MEID username and password.

  If these are correct, contact our librarian web team at: GCCLibraryWebsite@gccaz.edu

  When you contact the librarian help team, provide as much information as possible about the problem, including:

  • the database(s) you were trying to access
  • where you access the database from (on-campus, off-campus)
  • time(s) you tried to access the database
  • your Internet Service Provider
  • your MEID username
  • other circumstances that you feel are relevant

• Interlibrary Loan

  Books or copies of articles in periodicals not located in the library may often be obtained from other libraries. This service is free for most requests. Requests are normally filled in seven days from MCCD libraries, but allow a minimum of two weeks for requests outside of the district. The library does not request non-print or media materials. Setting up an interlibrary loan (ILL) account.

  Community Borrowers must request interlibrary loans through their local public library. 

• Library Card

   Your Student Identification Card is your library card. These picture ID cards are obtained at the time of registration and are accepted at all Maricopa Community Colleges. IDs are valid for the current semester only. ID cards are not transferable. Borrowers are responsible for any use of their library card, unless reported lost.

• Map Collection

  The GCC also has a collection of maps.  Information about the maps we carry can be explored here: http://lib.gccaz.edu/lmc/collections/maps/

• Overdue and Late Fees

  Overdue and late fee information common to all Maricopa Community Colleges

  All borrowers are responsible for lost and damaged library material and will be billed for the cost of the items and processing fee for each item.

  All fees owed on unreturned material are posted to the borrower's school record. Failure to receive overdue notices does not remove the responsibility for paying associated fees.

  Reserve Material Late Fees

  In addition to the cost of the item and the processing fee, past due Reserve items accrue a $10 a day late fine up to 7 days ($70).

• Privacy Statement

   MCCCD Libraries affirm the concept of intellectual freedom and the right of library users to use materials, facilities or services without intimidation. In supporting library users' rights to privacy and confidentiality, MCCCD Libraries are adhering to the "right to read" implicitly guaranteed in the First Amendment of the United States Constitution, the Arizona Revised Statutes 41-1354 (Privacy of User's Records), and the American Library Association (ALA) Library Bill of Rights. As stated in the ALA Code of Ethics, libraries "protect each library user's right to privacy and confidentiality with respect to information sought or received and resources consulted, borrowed, acquired or transmitted." This includes circulation records, database searches, reference interviews, interlibrary loan records, and all other personally identifiable uses of library materials, facilities or services.

  An individual's use of library materials or services will not be disclosed to anyone other than that individual, to persons authorized by that individual, or to library personnel acting within the scope of their duties, except as required by law as outlined in Law Enforcement Inquiries: Guidelines for MCCCD Library Staff (pdf).

• Reserve Policy

   Reserve items are a separate collection of specific books, periodical articles, maps, and various media items that are set aside for a particular course and are available for students to use in the library. Items are placed on Reserve by the academic departments and/or individual instructors. They are available for 2 hours, library use only, and may be checked-out, with a current student ID, at the circulation desk. One Reserve item may be checked out at a time.

• Return of Materials

  Non-Reserve items may be returned to any Maricopa County Community College District Library. GCC book returns are located on the east end of the Media counter, at the west end of Circulation counter, outside the exit door on the west end of the library, and on the curved drive on the east side of the campus. Return reserve materials to the Circulation counter.

• Textbooks

   The library does not generally purchase and/or house textbooks.

  Some instructors may place copies of current texts on Reserve for their classes. A current student ID is required to checkout these items.

  Check with the campus bookstore and your course syllabus for required and optional textbooks. Access the bookstore's website to determine the text(s) used for your class(es).

• Video Policy

  • Most of the projected media (i.e., videos, DVDs, and media reserves) are kept at the Circulation Services (west end of the LMC).
  • Materials may be checked out for classroom use or they may be viewed in the Microforms room adjacent to Circulation Services.
  • The Library Media Center no longer delivers video tapes or DVDs for classroom use.
  • Faculty are responsible for checking out and returning these materials at the Circulation Services counter. Requested media materials may be placed on hold 48 hours in advance of check out.
  • A current student, staff, or faculty ID is required for all library transactions.

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