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Library Website
Contact Information
- Located in the Jack Hunt Campus Center
- (704) 669-4024
- library@clevelandcc.edu
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Research Coaching
Schedule custom, one-on-one research help from a librarian in person! We help students with:
- Formulating a thesis statement or question
- Finding and saving reliable information from books, articles, websites and eBooks
- Formatting MLA & APA Style Papers
- Using citation style websites and tools
- Creating dynamic PowerPoint presentations
- To schedule a coaching session, contact Lisa Trexler
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Research Guides
Research Guides are self-paced research tools created for different subjects, topics and courses. The goal is to provide help with:
- Searching for and finding information
- Determining academic quality of information
- Critically evaluating information
- MLA or APA research methods
- Resources from the library's collection and online databases
- For a list of the library's research guides, go to Research Guides
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Interlibrary Loan
This is a service in which library users may borrow books from other libraries, usually for free.
- Before submitting requests, try searching your library's catalog and online resources.
- Request items early so they can arrive in time to complete assignments.
- A library card is required to request and checkout items.
- Once an item arrives, users are notified and have one week to pickup items.
- For a form to fill out for an interlibrary loan go to Books
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CCards
- All library users must obtain a CCard to checkout items
- CCC Student IDs are library cards
- Available to Cleveland Community College students, faculty, and staff
- Users must present a photo ID
- $5.00 replacement fee for lost ID cards
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Circulation
- 10 item (any combination) checkout limit
- 3 week checkout period for books
- 2 day checkout for DVDs
- Overdue items or items requested by other users are not renewable
- DVDs are renewable under special circumstances
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Library Fees
- 10 cents a day per book
- 1 dollar a day per DVD and reserve items
- Users are billed for the cost of lost or damaged items plus a processing fee
- Unpaid fines block further checkouts, course registration, final grades and transcript requests
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Cell Phone Use
- Have cell phones on vibrate or no sound
- Please take conversations outside the library
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Food & Drink
- Drinks in bottles or cups with lids and vending snacks can be brought into the Library.
- Please leave no trace.
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Library Etiquette (Common Sense Behavior)
- Be aware and respectful towards students, staff, faculty and other library users.
- Keep conversations limited to the Collaboration level and use quiet voices. Extended conversations should be taken outside the library. Study rooms are also available for group work. See Library Support Desk for help
- No profanity or disrespectful language
- Keep a low volume when using headphones or ear buds
- Walk, don't run, in the library to prevent accidents
- Do not gather in large, socially disruptive groups
- Do not leave personal belongings unattended. The library is not responsible for lost or stolen items.
- Keep power cords for devices away from walking areas to prevent safety hazards
- Illegal activity is prohibited
- If you move furniture, return it to its original location
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