Learning Resources Center
The mission of the Richardson-Johnson Learning Resource Center (LRC) is to provide library and media resources and services to support the scholarly and informational needs of the College in support of the programs offered to the students.
Find Books
Library Catalog
Find Articles
Article Databases & Indexes
Dictionaries & Encyclopedias
Credo Academic
Encyclopedia Britannica
Refworks
This is a citation management tool. Ask your LRC personnel for help.
Full-Text Finder (EBSCO's A to Z Journal and eBook Management System)
This resource assembles information from the library's databases and electronic book collections in one place and offers access to full-text articles.
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(Library 1st & 2nd floor/Media Operations 3rd floor)
The Learning Resources Center (LRC) is a place for thought, research, and study for our academic community. In order to maintain an environment appropriate to our purpose, the following rules must be observed:
- Always be prepared to present your Identification Card upon request.
- A valid college ID is required for checking out books and other materials.
- Be considerate of those who are studying. Avoid lout conversations and disruptive behavior. Keep your phones in silence mode or turned off.
- A study room is available for group study and discussion on the second floor. Sign up for it on the second-floor staff desk.
- The academic computing laboratory on the third floor is to facilitate your study and research. Sign in for computer use and be sure to have your print code.
- LRC materials circulate for two weeks and may be renewed in the library. Return books to the Circulation Desk or use the book drop near the front door.
- Textbooks are available on Reserve at the Circulation Desk. Students may check them out for use in the Learning Resources Center for a period of 3 hours. Renewal is possible if no user has placed a hold on the book.
- Students may check out DVD’s and CD’s for recreation. There is a limit of 2 items per user.
- Avoid loss of borrowing privileges, having to pay fines or replacement fees by promptly returning borrowed books and other materials.
- $.05 per day for an overdue book
- Overdue reserve books are $.25/per hour
- List Morris College book/DVD/CD (or equipment): Cost of item, plus a $10.00 processing fee where applicable.
- Lost PASCAL Delivers book (book from a PASCAL member institution): $100.00
- Food and beverages are not allowed in the LRC.
- Unauthorized removal or concealment of material or equipment from a library is a misdemeanor offense in South Carolina. Writing or marking in books is forbidden as is the destruction of LRC property. Violators will be charged the cost of the item plus a $10.00 processing fee and will be subject to disciplinary action by the college.
- Disrespecting LRC staff or any visitors will not be tolerated.
- As a courtesy to library users, no babies are allowed in the LRC.
Failure to follow the above rules and regulations may result in removal from the LRC by campus safety services. It may also cause loss of library privileges.
“Change Your World At Your Library.” Find out more about how the LRC operates and what resources and services are offered at www.morris.edu/library
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The Richardson-Johnson Learning Resources Center (LRC) is a research and study facility and patrons are expected to be considerate of other users. No patron should impinge on the rights of other patrons. The services we provide for the College community include copy facilities, borrowing privileges, study rooms, interlibrary loans, Internet access, word processing, library orientation tours and instruction. The following rules of conduct are to ensure the best and most fair use of the Learning Resources Center for all patrons. Any violations should be reported to the Learning Resources Center staff.
Please note the following:
- Users may be required to show valid ID card
- Only quiet conversations that do not disturb others are permitted in the LRC
- Children must have adult supervision at all times
The following behaviors are not permitted in the Learning Resources Center:
- Disorderly or disruptive behavior
- Food or drink of any kind
- Verbal, physical, or sexual harassment
- Unauthorized removal or concealment of LRC material or equipment
- Abusive, insulting, or threatening language
- Vandalism
Persons who do not abide by the Learning Resources Center policies may be asked to leave. The LRC may refer students to the Office of Student Affairs for disciplinary action.