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Most members of the Rowan-Cabarrus community can borrow materials using their ID cards. Other patrons can obtain a Borrower’s Card to check out books.
Borrowing privileges, such as loan periods and item limits, vary slightly by patron type.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who may borrow materials?
Students, faculty and registered community borrowers may borrow materials from the Library. Learn more…
What do I need to borrow materials?
How long may I borrow materials?
What happens if I return materials after the due date?
The Library does not charge daily or hourly fines except for overdue interlibrary loans, reserves, and recalled materials. Materials or items not returned within 45 days of the due date are considered lost, and the replacement costs are billed to the student’s account. A credit minus any processing fee will be issued to the student account for materials returned within one year of the bill date. Materials more than one year past the bill date will not be accepted in lieu of the replacement costs.
Overdue notices are sent via email as a courtesy reminder.
Can I renew or place a hold on materials?
Materials may be renewed according to the borrower type, providing the items are not requested by other Library users. Renewals may be done in person, by telephone, or by accessing “My Account ” through the Library’s online catalog.
A user may be placed on a waiting list for a book that is currently on loan by placing a hold on that item. Users are able to place holds on materials by using the Evergreen Online Catalog or by calling or visiting the Circulation Desk.
What do I use as credentials to login into "My Library Account?"
Students, Faculty, & Staff: Your College Single Sign-On (SSO).
Public Patrons: Library Card Number and assigned PIN. Don’t know it? Contact the Library!
What happens if I lose or damage materials while on loan?
The borrower is responsible for lost materials or equipment. Please get in touch with the Library as soon as you think you have lost the material. Items are considered lost when they are 45 days overdue, and the replacement cost is billed to the student’s account. A credit minus a processing fee will be issued to the student account for materials returned within one year of the bill date. Materials more than one year past the bill date will not be accepted in lieu of the replacement costs.
What should I do if I disagree with a charge or fine?
Borrowers may appeal if they believe the Library charges are mistakenly assessed or extenuating circumstances warrant reduction or cancellation of the charges. Appeals should be made within 30 calendar days of the original Library charge. The borrower should read the instructions for filing an appeal and submit the appeal form if they disagree with any Library charges or fees.