Library Hours.
Monday – Friday: 8:30 a.m. – 6:45 p.m.
Library Email: libraryt@tamcc.edu.gd
The library is closed on weekends and public holidays. However, there are changes during the summer and Christmas holidays.
Notices are usually posted on the notice boards around the campus when these changes are in effect. In addition, alerts will be posted on the college’s website.
Librarian
Assistant Librarian
Library Supervisor (Evening Shift)
Message from the Librarian
The T.A. Marryshow Community College Library is located within the Resource Centre of the college. It houses more than twelve thousand books classified according to the Dewey Decimal Classification System and a number of other resources. The main library is found on the Tanteen Campus but there are smaller libraries located at Six Roads Campus in Carriacou and at the St. Patrick’s Multi-Purpose Centre respectively. We offer a range of services which we encourage our students to use.
Come visit us and become familiar with the library and all it has to offer. We are here to help you on your journey to higher education!
-Librarian
Open to all full-time and part-time students and staff of the college.
A registration card must be completed and returned to the library for processing.
Library registration for students is ongoing throughout the academic year.
Membership is discontinued when student graduates or when staff terminates work at the college.
Photocopies - $0.50 per page - $1.00 for any copy larger than the legal size.
Computer Prints - $0.50 per black & white print - $1.00 per partly coloured print - $3.00 per fully coloured print.
Binding services - $7.00
Textbooks
Fiction books
Past papers
Vertical files - The vertical file contains newspaper clippings, and reprinted materials relating to persons, places, organizations, and topical subjects.
Magazines, journals, newspapers, booklets, leaflets
CDs & DVDs complementing textbooks
Desktops
Internet, EBSCO research database
Open Access Websites
Open Access Journals
Open Access Books
Agriculture
https://dataverse.scholarsportal.info/dataverse/ugardr
Public Digital Library
Technology, entertainment & design
Social Bookmarking tool
As with all other library transactions, students must present their College ID at the Circulation Desk in order to sign up to use a computer. Each student is allotted a minimum time of one hour. Please note that preference will be given to students who need to do school work.
Personal laptops are permitted in the library for the purpose of school work only. Patron will be asked to leave the library if he or she is using the laptop to disrupt the library in any way.
TAMCC library does not accommodate the following:
Bags (There is a bag bay opposite the library building)
Loud Discussions
Use of indecent language
Smoking, eating and drinking
Talking on cell phones
Disrespect to fellow students and staff
Willful destruction of library materials
Disruptive Noises
Hats or any other headgear. Exception is made for religious purpose in which case, staff must be advised.
Unauthorized removal of books/materials from the library
Rearranging of library furniture
Viewing of pornography
Games on the computers
Weapons of any kind
The College Library offers a wide range of services such as:
Binding services
Circulation services
Computer prints
Photocopying services
Overnight loans
Wireless internet access
General - yellow sticker
Reserve - green sticker
Reference - red sticker
Grenadian/West Indian - blue sticker
Periodical -
NB: The items in the various collections listed above (except for the Periodical) are distinguished by a coloured sticker on the Spine.
For all loan transactions, the patron’s college ID must be presented.
Patron must be a member of the library to check out books.
The patron is responsible for all books checked out under his or her name.
If a book is lost the patron will be asked to replace it with a similar book , buy a new one or pay for the book.
Under special circumstances, the librarian may recall a book before its due date.
Loans are closed to all users of the library one week before the summer break.
When borrowing books from this collection the following should be noted: Patrons must be a member of the library
Patrons must present ID
Books should be used upstairs the library
Books should be returned to the Issue Desk after use
If book is not returned, a fine of $5.00 per day will be charged.
Overnight loans are transacted at the Reserve Desk upstairs
Overnight loans are only granted if there is more than one copy of the book requested.
This loan is transacted between the hours of 5:00- 6:30 p.m.
These books must be returned to the Reserve Desk by the next school day at 8:30 am.
Charge for late return of Reserve book is $5.00 per day.
One week loans (7 days) apply to the books in the General Collection. Student may borrow two books at a time.
This type of loan is transacted at the Circulation Desk on the ground floor. Books from the General Collection are also checked in or returned to the Circulation Desk.
Books may be renewed once if there are no reservations on them.
Renewals may be done over the telephone. To do this procedure, please give your full name, your barcode number (at the back of your TAMCC ID) and barcode number of the book (found on the lower inside or the lower outside of the back cover).
Books must be returned on or before the due date stamped on book slip. Charge for overdue book from General Collection is $1.00 per day, including weekends.
Patrons of SCE who are doing short term courses and CXC subjects, are free to use the library and its resources but are not allowed to check out books. However, if there is a dire need, patrons may consult the librarian.
- Booklets, newspapers, magazines and other periodicals are regarded as reference materials. They are to be used in the library only.
- To be able to log onto library computers, patron must obtain username and password from the IT department.
- The bell sounds half an hour before closure of the library and again fifteen minutes later. All transactions should be done before the final bell. Library patrons are expected to leave the building when the last bell sounds.
- Non-collegiate persons must seek permission from the librarian in order to use the library.