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CCC Library Mission Carteret Community College Library reflects and supports all programs of the college, serves as a gateway to information resources, promotes information literacy, and enhances the learning experience for students, faculty, staff, and the local community. Toward these ends, the library is committed to the development of dynamic collections, the utilization of state-of-the-art educational technology, training in the area of information literacy, effective service to patrons, collaboration with instructional faculty, the maintenance of professional standards, and community outreach. |
Contact Information: Michael J. Smith Building |
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- Did you know:
- That distance learning students have online access to over 100,000 eBooks and 18,983 electronic journals?
- That a librarian is available to assist you via email, phone, and instant message during regular library hours?
- That through Interlibrary Loan you have access to millions of books?
(a) Magazines and Journals
Nearly all of the magazines, newspapers, and other periodicals available to CCC students can be accessed from off-campus. Want to know if a particular title is available electronically? Go to the NC LIVE homepage and look for the "Journal Title Search" button just above the "Live Help Chat" box on the left. Or if you are researching a topic, search thousands of journals at once using one of the many databases. The Magazine Index is a pdf document that lists the print magazines and journals that are available in the library . You will need Adobe Acrobat Reader to open the file.
(b) Off-Campus Assistance
A librarian is usually available during regular hours to assist you with any research-related questions. You can call the Information Desk at 252.222.6247 or chat with us by instant message. During off-hours, consider sending a question via web form or email Eva Earles at earlese@carteret.edu.
(c) Interlibrary Loan
Interlibrary Loan (ILL) is a free service for CCC students that enables you to borrow books or articles from other libraries through CCC Library. It can take approximately 10 business days to receive a loan through ILL, so submit your requests early. Please be aware that Interlibrary Loan books cannot be mailed directly to you; requested items must be picked up at the CCC Library Circulation desk. Additional information about our Interlibrary Loan Services is located under the "Services" tab at the top of this page.
CCC Library encourages you to make full use of our resources for your research needs.
For questions related to your CCC Library account, contact Susan Hopkins at the Circulation Desk by phone 252.222.6213 or email hopkinss@carteret.edu.
Finally, a number of Research Guides and tutorials are available to help you use the library's resources.
Cell Phone Use Please turn off cell phones or set ringer to vibrate before to entering the Library. Behavior The Library is a quiet area. Please be considerate of others -- no loud talking, singing, whistling, use of profane language or disruptive behavior. Children under the age of 16 must be supervised at all times by an adult while on campus or in the Library per College policy. Food & Drink Please dispose of open food or drink containers before entering the Library. Please do not place drinks of any kind on computer desks or take into the book stacks. Privacy E-mail and Internet searching are not guaranteed to be private in a public environment. Please ask library staff regarding any privacy concerns before transmitting personal information. |
Internet Access Policy The purpose of the Internet and Computer Use Policy is to enhance and support the Mission of Carteret Community College. All students, faculty, staff and public patrons are responsible for using CCC's Internet resources in an effective, ethical and lawful manner. Computers in the library are intended to provide access to the library catalog, electronic library resources, the Internet, and Microsoft Office applications. They may be used to search for information, research paper topics, and explore personal interests within the guidelines of the college's Technology Acceptable Use Policy. |
Computer Usage & Sign-In The library has 17 computers with Internet access, Microsoft Office, front USB ports, and CD burning. CCC students have first priority for the use of computers in the library. All users need to show a valid state, federal or college ID to use a computer. By logging in, the user is agreeing to comply with the Library Internet & Computer Use Policy. Printing We have have a b&w and a color printer available for printing. The printers are located at the Circulation Desk. The cost is $0.10 per page for b&w and $0.50 per page for color. Print outs may be picked up and paid for at the Circulation Desk. Scanners There are scanners attached to two computers in the library for. If you need assistance with the operation of a scanner please inquire at the Ask Us Desk. Fax Services It is $1.00 per page to send or receive a fax. Please be sure that your name and phone number are on any received faxes for notification purposes. Photocopier A black & white photocopier is available at $0.10 per page. If you need assistance with operating the copier, please inquire at the Information Desk. |
Interlibrary Loan Services The Interlibrary Loan service allows you to borrow books and journal articles from other libraries through CCC Library. You can use WorldCat to locate books in libraries around the world. ILL Fees and Fines For CCC Library's public patrons, there is a nonrefundable $3.00 Request fee for each ILL request. This fee is due at the time the request is made. When the request is filled, the patron will be charged a $2.00 Filled request fee. This fee is due when the item is picked up. Some lending libraries charge for loans or photocopies, and we must pass these charges along to the patron. So be prepared to tell us how much you are willing to spend. There is a $0.75 per day per item fine that applies to all patrons for overdue Interlibrary Loans. Fines for lost or damaged Interlibrary Loans is determined by the lending library and passed on to the patron. |
Updated:06-Sep-2016