Guidelines in the Use of the Learning Resource Center
The UBLC - LRC is OPEN every Monday and Saturday 8:00am to 5:00pm, Tuesday to Friday 7:00am to 6:00pm
Guidelines in the Use of the Learning Resource Center
GUIDELINES FOR VISITING THE LIBRARY IN THE NEW NORMAL
1. The library is open to all UB administrators, faculty & staff, students who wish to visit the library online/onsite.
2. Library online services are available on both campuses. The library web page is linked to the
University website wherein electronic resources are available.
3. Library clients are encouraged to use the Ask a Librarian – online reference assistance
through the use of Google form (Information Query Form) provided in the library web page and
Chat a Librarian using the library FB page to address the information query/s.
4. To those who intend to visit the library physically, fill out the library Appointment Form which
can be accessed from our library web page. Confirmation of the appointment will be sent via
email.
5. During the visit, everyone is advised to follow the minimum health protocols of the university like wearing of face mask, face shield, hand sanitation, and observing physical distancing for mutual safety.
6. DO NOT FORGET TO BRING YOUR SCHOOL ID AND YOUR BALLPEN.
General Guidelines
1. Library client are required to register upon entering the library.
2. Student’s Identification Card must be presented when borrowing library materials.
3. General reference materials, theses and dissertations, periodicals, and special collections are
for library use only.
4. Three books (3) may be borrowed at a time. Borrowing of books ends two (2) weeks before the
end of the current semester.
5. Books may be borrowed from Monday to Friday. Borrowers are encouraged to return borrowed
library materials on time.
6. Lost books must be reported immediately to the librarian. A lost book must be replaced by
the same title/latest edition/related subject or paid in cash based on the current market price
plus processing cost.
7. Missing/torn pages on any borrowed library materials must be reported immediately to the
librarian. Borrowed materials should be handled with utmost care. Damaged materials beyond
normal usage must be replaced by the same title plus processing cost.
8. Photocopying of articles and excerpts from books and other library materials may be allowed
for personal use only.
9. Abstract of theses/dissertations is the only part allowed for photocopying.
10. Anybody caught bringing out library materials taken without permission shall be dealt with
disciplinary action.
11. Library customers are reminded that the library is primarily for study and research. EATING,
SMOKING, LITTERING, LOITERING, and the like are not allowed. Loud conversations are
discouraged.