Library Policies
Circulation Policy for Students/Staff/Faculty/Call Staff/Community
Borrowing privileges are extended to anyone who has a student ID or library card.
Loan Periods
- Books
- 2 weeks
- Magazines
- 3 days except for most current issue
- Reserve
- Varies by Instructor
- DVDs, Videos, CDs, and Equipment
- Restricted Checkouts. Please check with the circulation staff.
Renewals
- Books
- 2 weeks
- Magazines
- No renewal
- Reserves
- Restricted
Materials can be renewed by logging in to the catalog with your ID number and last name.
Renewals are not allowed if
- someone else has requested the material
- the item is overdue
- there are fines or fees on your account
Student and Community Fines
- $0.10 per day for books
- $0.50 per day for reserves
Overdue notices are mailed one day after the material is due. A second notice is sent after one week if the material has not been returned. Materials overdue more than two weeks will have minimum fine of $6.00, a hold placed on the student record, and a charge for the replacement cost of the material.
Faculty and staff notices are sent through interoffice mail. Call staff notices are sent through U.S. mail. Fines are usually not charged to faculty and staff. However, upon leaving employment, all materials must be returned or replacement costs will be charged.
Returning Materials
Both Moraine Park and interlibrary loan materials may be returned to any campus library. A book drop is available outside the West Bend campus library.
Requesting Materials
The catalog for the MPTC library includes books and AV materials located at all three campus libraries. Materials can be sent to any campus for pickup.
A patron may request material that is checked out to another patron. Interlibrary loan requests may be made for materials not owned by MPTC. Please ask any staff member for help with either request.
Reserves and E-Reserves
Instructors may place materials on the reserve shelf at any campus library for student use.
Instructors may request an E-Reserve account for any class. E-reserves may contain lesson plans and course materials.
