Borrowing Services : Borrowing and
Circulation
Circulation Department (919) 530-6426
Book Locations
Circulating books are located in the first and second floor annex stack areas. If you cannot locate a book on the shelves, inquire at the Circulation Desk. A request can be made to hold a book for you when it is returned.
Checking out books
All circulating books can be checked out at the Circulation Desk on the first floor. NCCU students, faculty and staff must present a NCCU ID to check out library materials. TRLN Cooperative Lending Cards, UNC Cooperative Lending Cards, and Durham Technical Community College ID cards are also honored. Users are responsible for any library materials checked out with their ID cards.
Shepard Library circulation policies are designed to permit prompt and equitable
access to library materials. The staff is committed to meeting the research needs
of the library's patrons. The Circulation staff will explain specific borrowing
guidelines and fine policies.
TRLN Cooperative Library Lending Program
The TRLN Cooperative Library Lending program is a lending agreement among the libraries of the Triangle Research Libraries Network (TRLN). Participating institutions are: Duke University, North Carolina Central University, North Carolina State University and UNC-Chapel Hill. Faculty members, currently enrolled students, administrations officials, and members of the university staffs may obtain borrowing privileges from the participating libraries.
Circulation Policies of Participating Libraries
Hours
The Circulation Desk closes fifteen minutes before the library closes. Books and other materials must be checked out before the Circulation Desk closes.
Loan Periods
The loan period for students is 30 days, with unlimited renewals unless there is a request for the book(s). Faculty and staff may borrow material indefinitely, unless another borrower wishes to use it.
Returning books
Books must be returned to the first floor Circulation Desk or to one of the outside book returns on the north and south sides of the building.
Overdue Books
Overdue and fine are emailed to borrowers. These emails are for the convenience of the borrowers. Borrowers are responsible for returning library materials.
Unpaid fines and charges are billed through the Bursar's Office.
Fines and charges are payable at the Bursar's Office. Fines and charges are not payable at the library. A fine of 25 cents a day is applied to overdue books, with a maximum fine of $10.00 per book. The fine for a lost book is $100.00 per book plus a $25.00 replacement fee.
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