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This guide provides Tom Eiland's ENGL 101 students information and strategies for accessing primary and secondary sources in order to effectively research a work of fiction or non-fiction, as well as historical and biographical information This guide is a companion to the in-person ENGL 101 library instruction taught by a librarian.
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SPRING 2020: February 19 - June 12
COVID-19 Update: Librarians are available online during current business hours.
Adjusted Hours starting April 6:
Mondays & Tuesdays 8:00 am to 5:00 pm
Wednesdays & Thursdays 8:00 am to 8:00 pm
Fridays 8:00 am to 4:30 pm
Closed Weekends & Monday, May 25
Closed Spring Break April 13-17
Closed June 15-19
Library Instruction Classes
COVID-19 Update: Due to campus closure, physical photo ID cards cannot be created. To verify student status, consider using your student email or screenshot of WIngSpan Student Detail Class Summary.
Your Citrus College ID card is your library card. Library staff issue photo ID cards Monday-Thursday to current students, staff and faculty during stated business hours. All students currently enrolled in at least one credit-unit are eligible to receive a Foothill Transit Class Pass, a reusable electronic TAP sticker that attaches to the ID card and lets Citrus College students ride Foothill Transit for free. The Class Pass can be obtained at the Campus Center.
Photo ID cards are required for checking out library materials. To receive a photo ID students must:
ID cards can be obtained 24 hours after students have registered for courses.
Please remember to always carry your Citrus photo ID with you.
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