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This is a sampling of the materials and services at the Nicolet College Library:
Materials for Circulation
- Audiotapes and CDs
- Bestsellers
- Books
- Books on CD
- Books on tape
- Children's books and videos
- Magazines
- Newspapers
- Pamphlets
- Videotapes and DVDs
Public/Reference Services
- Access to the internet
- Computers with Microsoft Office
- Interlibrary loan
- Library instruction
- Microfilm reader
- Online public catalog
- Outdoor bookdrop to return books, videos, etc.
- Photocopiers ($.05 per page)
- Reference assistance in person or via email
- Wireless Internet access
- Wisconsin state documents (pamphlet files)
Circulation Policies
Anyone who attends or works for Nicolet College, or who resides within Nicolet's six county district may use the library and get a library card. Library card holders can make use of all library services and borrow materials from the library. To borrow materials:
If you live in the Rhinelander area, go to the library on the Nicolet College campus.
If you live in the Minocqua area, go to the library at Outreach - Lakeland and request materials. These requests may take 2 to 3 days.
Materials (other than interlibrary loans) may be returned to either campus.
If you live outside of the Rhinelander-Minocqua area, go to your local library and request materials through Interlibrary Loan. These requests may take up to a week or longer.
Library Cards
All borrowers are required to present a valid library card in order to borrow materials from the Richard J. Brown Library. Application forms are available at the Circulation Desk. A driver's license, or some other form of picture ID, and a social security card, or some form of ID with the social security number on it, are required. There are no charges for library cards; however, patrons will be charged a $5.00 fee to replace a lost or stolen card. No other form of identification will be accepted for borrowing purposes. Patrons must have a library card with them.
Loan Periods
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Item |
Loan Period |
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Books and Audiotapes |
4 weeks |
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Best Sellers |
2 weeks |
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Videotapes, DVDs, CDs, Newspapers, Magazines, Pamphlets |
1 week |
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Video Courses |
16 weeks |
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Interlibrary Loans |
Discretion of lending library |
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Reserve Items |
Discretion of the instructor |
Renewals
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Item |
Number of Renewals |
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Books and Audiotapes |
12 |
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Videotapes, DVDs, CDs, Newspapers, Magazines, Pamphlets |
2 |
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Interlibrary Loan and Reserve Items |
0 |
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Best Sellers |
1 |
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Items requested by another borrower may not be renewed. |
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Items may be renewed by phone at 365-4479 or 1-800-544-3029, x4479 |
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Fines
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Item |
Fine Per Day |
Maximum Fine Per Item |
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Reserve Items |
$1.00 |
$15.00 |
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Interlibrary Loans |
$2.50 |
$30.00 |
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Video Courses |
$1.00 |
$15.00 |
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Pamphlets |
$0.10 |
$4.00 |
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All other items |
$0.25 |
$10.00 |
Computer Use Policies
*Use your Library card to check out a computer use card from the circulation desk
*Abide by the Library's Computer Use Policy
*You may reserve a time slot in advance. When your time period is up, you must renew the computer use card for additional time on the computer. You will not be allowed to renew the card if others are waiting to use the computers.
*Community users must abide by the same conduct policy established for students.
*Misuse or abuse of the computer or the Internet access will result in the suspension of your computer privileges.
*If the computer you have been assigned does not work correctly, report it to the Circulation Desk and you will be assigned another computer. Do not just change to another computer.
*Class instruction will take priority over other computer use.
*Computers in the computer lab are connected to networked laser printers and paper is provided.
Computer Use Policy When using a library computer you agree to the following guidelines:
- To use the electronic information resources at the NATC Library in a responsible manner, consistent with the educational and informational purposes for which they are provided.
- To not use the resources for any unauthorized, unethical, commercial, or illegal purposes.
- To not attempt to modify or gain access to files, passwords, or data belonging to others.
- To not seek unauthorized access to any computer system, or damage or alter software components of any network or database.
- To not make any changes to the setup or configuration of the software or hardware.
- To use e-mail, participate in chat groups, or use the Internet for "recreational purposes" only on those computers reserved for those activities.