The student ID card is available in the RCC Physical Plant building as part of the enrollment procedure. COMMUNITY SERVICE Redland’s office of Community Service has a broad mandate to serve as a liaison between the campus population and the communities served by the college. The office supports the mission of the college and shares its vision by providing programming, activities and opportunities designed to enhance the learning, cultural, economic and social environment locally, regionally and globally. The college strives to bring a broad range of cultural activities and programs for students and residents living in the region through activities and programs, including art and educational exhibits, public performances, Kids College and several academic and cultural events throughout the year. LEARNING RESOURCES CENTER Hours: Monday 8:00 a.m.-8:00 p.m Tuesday-Thursday 8:00a.m-6:00p.m..; Friday 8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m.; (Changes in hours will be posted in advance.) The A.R. Harrison Learning Resources Center (LRC) is an integral part of the educational program of RCC and is located at the north end of the Multimedia Lifelong Learning Center. The LRC is open daily for group and individual study, research and leisure reading. It provides appropriate resources required for class assignments, personal enrichment and information needs, including books, periodicals, audiovisual materials and electronic databases. Access to materials in the LRC is provided through the online catalog (http://lrcls2pac. redlandscc. edu); books not held locally are available through interlibrary loan and the OK-Share program. Reserve materials, Internet access and printer/ copier are also available for student and community use in the LRC. Electronic Services Offered RCC students can access full-text articles from thousands of magazines, newspapers, and scholarly journals, as well as ebooks and streaming videos, through library databases. Most of these resources are not available on the Internet, or require a fee to access them, but are provided to RCC students and faculty at no charge. These electronic resources can be read online, printed, or forwarded to an e-mail address. In the LRC students can also read e-mail, use Microsoft Office software, search the Internet, and access online courses. The LRC maintains a web page at http://library.redlandscc.edu. Through this website students can access LRC databases off campus and search a worldwide catalog to identify items to be obtained through interlibrary loan. Other research tools include links to online style guides, scholarly websites and research tutorials. 53
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