SLCC Markosian Library November Blog Post

Did you know some of the textbooks you need for your classes might be available for checkout at the SLCC Libraries?

The SLCC Libraries offer a variety of textbooks available for a 4 hour checkout. Here are things to keep in mind if you would like to use this wonderful service:

You must have your SLCC OneCard to check out any materials at the SLCC Libraries. Your OneCard is also your library card.
Reserve textbooks check out for up to 4 hours, but must remain inside the library. You will need to stay in the building to use the textbook.
When returning reserve textbooks, please hand them back to a staff member at the circulation desk before the 4 hour time limit, so you do not get a fine.
This service is on a first come first served basis. In order for the library to offer maximum use of this service, we are unable to hold books.

Here is a picture of our most popular Reserve Books at the Markosian Library:

If you would like to find out more information about Book Reserves and/or if the library has a particular textbook for a class that you are taking, please come visit us at the SLCC Libraries or contact us at:

Taylorsville Redwood Markosian Library: 801-957-4602

South Library: 801-957-3432

Jordan Library: 801-957-6202

Miller Library: 801-957-5412

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