Showing posts with label book borrowing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label book borrowing. Show all posts

Friday, September 20, 2013

Library Access to Text Books

Forget your Bio textbook?


Is your Chem tome at home?


The library may have an extra copy of what you need for class or to do your homework.






Thanks to the good service work of Lainy Lesnau, there are even more textbooks available, as well as other books often used in Roeper classes.

Lainy has embarked on a multiyear project to earn a Girlscout Silver Award. She collects textbooks and other print resources for the library.

Here she is, processing the recently acquired books, adhering the eye catching zebra duct tape to the spines, indicating they belong back in the library after use.





                     
                 

Friday, September 13, 2013

Borrowing Books: It Can Be Done!

Though the online catalog is not yet functional on our Birmingham Campus, and the self check out some 6th and 7th graders are used to from the Children's Library is not set up yet, you can STILL borrow a book from the M/U School Library. Just follow these simple steps:

1. Selected a book (fiction, non-fiction, graphic novel, even a magazine, as long as it's not the current issue) form the library collection.
2. Locate Alison Ernst (either in the library office or roaming around.)
3. Let Alison know you would like to borrow this book.
4. She'll jot down your name, homeroom, and the books title and author.
5. Take the book, read it, and return when done.

Then you are good to go!

So far this week 8 items have been borrowed using this old school method.