You need your CCC student ID or a photo ID to borrow items items from CCC Library. Your CCC student ID card is your library card. Obtain your ID card in the Wacheno Welcome Center.
Students are learners with CCC email addresses actively taking classes at CCC.
Community Members are residents of Clackamas County. Community members may obtain a community borrower's card at CCC Library's Circulation Desk.
CCC Students | CCC Faculty + Staff | CCC Registered Alumni | Community Members | Summit Members | |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Books, CDs, DVDs | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ |
Course Reserves | ✔ | ✔ | |||
Interlibrary Loan | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | |
Off-campus access to online resources | ✔ | ✔ | |||
Technology equipment | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | |
Summit | ✔ | ✔ |
Harmony Community Campus students, staff, and faculty can request CCC Library and Summit Library material be delivered for pickup at Harmony. Learn more.
Material | Loan period | Item limit | Request limit |
CCC Library books | 6 weeks | 50 | 10 |
CCC Library DVDs/CDs | 6 days | 25 | 10 |
Summit Libraries books | 6 weeks | 200 | 10 |
Course Reserve material | Varies (usually 2-5 hours, in library use only) | 25 | 10 |
CCC Library-owned items may be renewed by bringing each item back and renewing it in person (as long as there is not a hold on the item).
One Renewal for Summit items.
Summit items can be renewed one time from your patron account page under the "my loans" category.
Summit allows users to request books, DVDs, sound recordings, government documents and more from participating libraries in the Northwest.
If it's not lost, there's no cost!
In an effort to better align our values of access and equity with our practice, CCC Library has gotten rid of late fines!! While charging late fines was originally meant to encourage library users to return books on time, fines can be a barrier to use for many. We are excited to be fine-free because this practice reduces time-management and financial stress on students and increases our entire community’s ability to use CCC Library. There are still fees if you lose library material, but if you return something a bit late – that’s just fine. ;-)
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If you keep an item past its due date, an overdue notice will be sent to your email address.
CCC Faculty and Staff may accrue lost item fees for materials loaned through Interlibrary Loan and Summit. CCC Faculty and Staff are responsible for paying these fees.
Delinquent Library accounts are submitted to the CCC Business Office, for any of the following reasons:
Payment for library accounts that have been submitted to the CCC Business Office can be made in person at Roger Rook or online through the "Payment Information - Pay and Account Information" tab in my.clackamas.edu. Fees that have not yet been sent to the Business Office can be paid with cash or check at the Library Services front desk.
Items considered lost will be billed to your CCC account. The lost item charge for CCC items returned within 1 year of the billing date may be partially credited. Processing fees may still apply. Refunds for Summit and ILL are determined by the lending library, not the CCC Library.
Patron’s borrowing privileges will be temporarily suspended if library charges exceed $5.00. Borrowing privileges will be reinstated when those charges have been resolved.
The borrower is financially responsible for lost, stolen, or damaged library materials and/or equipment. Regardless of whether payment has been made for an item, library items remain the property of the college. Materials cannot be purchased from the library. Any person who has falsely claimed to have lost materials simply to retain possession can be charged for illegally possessing state property. If library items are damaged, especially by water, please return them immediately to Circulation so appropriate measures can be taken.
CCC Library has two book drop locations on the Oregon City campus.
Harmony students, staff, and faculty can return items to the Harmony East Front Desk.
Wilsonville students, staff, and faculty can mail items back to CCC Library, or come to Oregon City for a visit to return materials.
If you have a rental textbook to return and are unsure of how to proceed, please contact the bookstore: https://www.clackamas.edu/campus-life/campuses-buildings-hours/bookstores. How do you know if your book is a library book or a rental textbook? The Library is FREE! :) If you paid for the book, it's from the bookstore.
Thank you for the interest in helping us improve CCC Library's collections. To request an item be added to the collection, use the Suggest a Purchase Form. You can request print or electronic resources.
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