The reader’s services provides assistance to the library users for effective, efficient and easier access and retrieval of library materials. It provides circulation as well as periodical service. The Librarians’ duties include general bibliographical inquiries (OPAC), lending services, interlibrary loans, ordering, checking-in, claiming, and binding of periodical literature, etc.

     This service is done personally by the library personnel and they are directly involved in serving library clientele.

The circulation function in the library involves every use of library material and the successful performance of these functions is a measure of effectiveness of all other duties. The circulation involves lending, renewal, maintenance of books, maintenance of statistics and survey of user’s needs. The Librarians and Library staff are responsible for this function, assisted by student library assistants. 

Reference service is the supreme and ultimate function of the library.

The librarian answers questions of users and provide clientele the needed materials. It is expected that a reference librarian must be well versed on the different reference tools, knows the current issues and events and must have a good background on general education. The task ranges from finding the answers particular questions, or even performing extensive searches to maintaining a good reference collection, and assisting clients to find information themselves.

E-Resources refer to information materials that require computer access, whether through a personal, mainframe or handheld mobile device; they may either be accessed remotely through the KSU Library webpage or at the E-Library Section.

Reference resources are from authorized databases acquired in order to provide students with access to authoritative databases. This is free of charge.

The Library aspires to deliver the needs of the academic community taking into consideration all formats. The AVR provides an audio-visual support service to facilitate the teaching and learning activities of the university. 

Photocopying services are available to all University Libraries. 

It is important that the library promotes its services to all its potential clients, so that it is well used and its value appreciated. It involves the following activities: 

a. Displays

List of newly acquired books are displayed at the bulletin board. Newly acquired books are displayed at the display shelves before they are shelved at their perspective section.

b. Current Awareness Bulletin

The library bulletin contains news about details of new services, list of new acquisitions and other items likely of interest to library costumers.

c. Library Orientation

          An orientation on the proper use of the library facilities, different library services and library resources is given at the beginning of the school year to all students. The library policies are given and explained.  Library orientation and tour is also done in cooperation with English classes/teachers and upon proper coordination with the librarians.