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Frequently Asked Questions

 

Facilities, Access, and Services

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Where is the Rosa Parks Library?

The Rosa Parks Library is on the second floor of the Rosa Parks Library and Museum building, located at the corner of Montgomery St. and Molton St., just across the street from the Davis Theatre. For more specific directions, call the Circulation Desk at 334-241-9576 or see our web page https://www.troy.edu/student-life-resources/arts-culture/rosa-parks-museum/library/directions.html for directions.

Does the Rosa Parks Library have wheelchair accessible restrooms?

Yes

Where do I ask questions?

Questions about Troy University Libraries resources or services may be asked in person, online or by phone. Campus Library information is available at https://www.troy.edu/libraries/index.html. Call Montgomery Campus Library Circulation Desk at 334-241-9576 for questions by phone.

Where do I find materials on reserve?

Reserve materials are located in the Rosa Parks Library behind the Circulation Desk.

How can I reserve a library study room?

The library has four study rooms. The study rooms are checked out in the Rosa Parks Library at the Circulation Desk. Patrons may call the Circulation Desk (334-241-9576) and reserve a study room if it has not been previously reserved. Study rooms may be checked out once for a two hour time period, and renewed once for one hour, if others are not waiting to use the room, or if it is not previously reserved.

Does the library send out notices or correspondence to library patrons?

Yes, the Rosa Parks Library does send out notices and correspondence to library patrons. The library uses the Troy University email as an official means to communicate with patrons. Patrons desiring their email to be delivered to another address other than their troy.edu address should set the account to forward the messages to the desired account.

 

Obtaining Materials

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How do I check out a book?

Materials to be checked out should be taken to the Troy University Rosa Parks Library Circulation Desk at the main entrance to the library. The library is on the second floor of the Rosa Parks Library and Museum building. You must present your Troy University ID card at the desk to check out materials.

If the book isn't on the shelf, what should I do?

Go to the Circulation Desk to ask someone to help you check for the book.

Where can I return library materials?

Rosa Parks Library materials can be returned to the Circulation Desk during open hours. There is also a book drop outside the Molton Street entrance, near the rear parking lot. Most materials may be returned in the drop 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. There are, however, a few exceptions to this rule. DVDs, CDs and Interlibrary Loan materials should be returned to the Circulation Desk.

Will the library staff pull and hold books for me?

Library staff do not normally pull and hold books upon request.

 

Finding Materials

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How do I find electronic databases and journals?

Information about the Troy University Library Catalog and Databases can be found at https://www.troy.edu/libraries/index.html . If you need help, call the Rosa Parks Library at 334-241-9576 or come into the library and request assistance at the Circulation Desk. You can also email a librarian at libhelp@troy.edu.

How do I locate print library books or other materials in the Rosa Parks Library?

After you find the item(s) that you want in the library catalog, you will need to search for the material on the shelf. Most items listed in the Library Catalog are identified by their individual call numbers. Library materials are shelved in order, according to their call numbers. For assistance with locating materials, inquire at the Circulation Desk. Access to the Library Catalog can be found at https://www.troy.edu/libraries/index.html.

Who can use the electronic resources?

The majority of electronic resources listed in the Library Catalog and the Online Resource databases are licensed for the use of the Troy University community (Troy University faculty, staff, and currently enrolled students). 

Where can I write a paper or print a word processed document?

There are over 40 workstations in the Troy University Rosa Parks Library. All are general purpose computers with word processing and other software.

Where in the library can I read my email?

Web-based email services may be accessed at any of the library workstations or by using your own device. Wireless access is available in the library.

Can I use my wireless computer in the library?

Yes, wireless computer access is available in the library.

More Information

For more information about the Troy University Libraries ant the Montgomery Campus Library go to https://www.troy.edu/libraries/index.html.

 

Employment

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How can I apply for a student job at the library?

Students who are interested in working in the Rosa Parks Library are welcome to call and inquire about openings or schedule an interview AFTER they have been approved by the Financial Aid Office, located on the second floor of Whitley Hall.

 

 

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