GA POWER WILL CUT THE POWER OFF TO THE JCLRC TODAY, FEBRUARY 6TH AT 5:00. IT SHOULD BE DOWN FOR APPROXIMATELY 2 HOURS AS THEY TIE THE RENOVATIONS INTO THE EXISTING TRANSFORMER. SORRY FOR ANY INCONVENIENCE THIS MAY CAUSE.
THANK YOU
Friday, February 6, 2009
Discharging Items
Please remember to discharge all items once patrons have returned book(s) to the Circulation desk. Unfortunately several Reserve books as well as Circulating books have been found still attached to patron's account. This action results in the patron incurring an Overdue and Lost Replacement fee which can absolutely be avoided. So please, let us all be mindful of discharging item(s) once returned.
I would like to thank all of the Circulation staff in advance for their cooperation as we work together to better serve our students.
I would like to thank all of the Circulation staff in advance for their cooperation as we work together to better serve our students.
Monday, February 2, 2009
Temporary shelving on 4th floor
As many of you already know, there was a water leak earlier today which damaged a number of books in the call number range "N" thru "P".
Those books that were in that area, and were not water damaged, have also been removed from the shelves temporarily and are located on carts.
These call number ranges are: "ND" "NX" "P" "PA" and "PG".
We will be shelf-reading this section over the next few days, so please keep that in mind as you search for GIL Express and other patron requests from those call number ranges.
Thanks everyone for your help in managing this incident.
Those books that were in that area, and were not water damaged, have also been removed from the shelves temporarily and are located on carts.
These call number ranges are: "ND" "NX" "P" "PA" and "PG".
We will be shelf-reading this section over the next few days, so please keep that in mind as you search for GIL Express and other patron requests from those call number ranges.
Thanks everyone for your help in managing this incident.
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