FAQs

Look on the mySTAR library tab or on the library doors, or you can call the library.

You may park in any of the parking lots on campus. The parking lot on the south side of the Yeater Center is closest to the library.

Students, faculty, staff, and community patrons may check out items.

If you are an SFCC student or employee, your BLUECARD is your library card. Residents of Pettis and Benton counties 18 and older can get community patron library cards by showing current a photo ID and proof of address (like a utility bill).

• Most books, DVDs, CDs, and videocassettes may be borrowed.
• Items that must be used IN the library include reference books, reserve materials, journals, and newspapers.

Note: Community patrons may check out books only.

Bring the items you would like to check out and your BLUECARD or library card to the circulation desk. To pay a fine, we just need to see your BLUECARD or library card for identification. The library can only accept cash to pay fines.

You will need to access the Quest library catalog online, and then sign into your Quest account to see what materials you have checked out and what needs to be renewed. You also can also call the library during open hours, and an employee can renew your books over the phone.

There is a study room with a television, DVD player and VCR in the library for student use. Headphones also are available at the front desk.

There are three printers. Black and white prints are five cents a page and color prints are 15 cents a page. Printers are located in the back of the computer lab to the left of the library’s main entrance.

You can use one of our scanners or a photocopier. One scanner is in the library and one is in the library’s computer lab. The photocopier is located next to the circulation desk. An employee can assist you with the photocopier. To use the photocopier you must have a Blue Card.

Online students have access to online databases, e-books and electronic resources on the mySTAR library tab.

You may either use the suggestion box or contact a library employee.

The library takes donations of books that are in good shape. Library staff reserves the right to decline donated books even if they are in good shape.

No. Textbooks are for sale in the Campus Store.

“Lost and found” items are kept in Yeater Learning Center, Room 120.

You may email, call or come in to the library. You may schedule an appointment with a librarian for more in-depth one-on-one sessions on information literacy and the research process. For help with classes, the tutoring lab offers free assistance.

Yes. You may email us at library@sfccmo.edu.