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LIBRARY SERVICES

In order to coordinate instruction and use of the library the
following services are available:

1) Library orientations and tours geared to your class needs and
assignments. This is particularly important this fall due to
the MICROCATALOGUE. (Come in and take a look at it‘) To arrange
for orientations please contact the. public services librarian
for your campus: Coquitlam and Maple Ridge, Linda Gunson, local
31; Coquitlam; New Westminster, Mary Matthews, local 256; Richmond,
Surrey, Langley, and Newton, Janice Kreider, local 248, Surrey.

2) Books and xeroxed articles may be placed on two-hour, 24-hour,
three-day, or one-week reserve at the circulation desk of each
campus. :

3) AV services are available from the AV department in each library.

4) Encourage students who are writing term papers and who seem
unfamiliar with techniques in using a library to take the 1%
credit course SD 111 Skills for College Library Research offered
every semester.

Thank you for your interest!

ai ewan Janice Kreider

OPEN LEARNING INSTITUTE - LIBRARY EXCHANGE

Douglas College Libraries have recently arranged reciprocal library
borrowing privileges with the Open Learning Institute for the employ-
ees of the two institutions. OLI is located in Richmond at TELL
Alderbridge Way, telephone 270-4131. The Librarian, Rosemary Cunning-
gam, has requested that employees wishing to borrow from OLI present
their Douglas College Employee Library Card.

weeseeUanice Friesen

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