• Borrowers must present proof of UTB/TSC Alumni association membership in order to obtain a UTB/TSC Alumni STING card and access to the library services (not including online databases).
• A copy of the annual membership form and/or the solid brass key chain with your personal membership number is required.
• Borrowers are responsible for returning materials on time and in good condition.
• Library materials should be returned to a staff member at the Circulation & Reserves Desk located at the entrance of the library, or they can be dropped in the book drop located at the entrance of the library or through the book depository located outside of the library.
• Borrowers will be charged a $15.00 fee for each badly damaged item needing repairs. A full-time library staff member will determine the extent of an item's damage. Damage can include, but is not limited to, water damage, stains, writing or highlighting, burns, missing pages, broken spine, or scratches.
• Borrowers will be barred from borrowing additional library materials, when materials are overdue and/or fines are not paid
• Books not housed in the New Library but part of the Oliveira Library closed stacks collection may be checked out upon request at the New Library circulation desk. Books will be available within 24 hours at the New Library.
• Materials not available from both libraries can be requested through Inter-Library Loan Service.

Alumni

21 day loan period

7 books max

• $ 0.30 per book per day late
• $30.00 maximum late fee for general collection
• $10.00 for the relpacement of the UTB/TSC STING CARD
• $15.00 damaged material(s)
• LOST BOOKS: cost of replacement plus $30.00 administrative fee
• LOST STUDY ROOM KEY: cost of replacement $10.00

The University of Texas and Texas Southmost College Library Services protects the confidentiality of every individual’s personal information, circulation records, and use of library materials and resources. Such records shall not be made available to anyone other than that person, except under court order or other form of due process which has been reviewed and approved by the Academic Legal Affairs Division.
For further information concerning the confidentiality of library records visit the following web site : Patriot Act.

• Borrower must be a member of the Arnulfo L. Oliveira Literary Society | Membership Form.
• Borrowers are responsible for returning materials on time and in good condition.
• Library materials should be returned to a staff member at the Circulation & Reserves Desk located at the entrance of the library, or they can be dropped in the book drop located at the entrance of the library or through the book depository located outside of the library.
• Borrowers will be charged a $15.00 fee for each badly damaged item needing repairs. A full-time library staff member will determine the extent of an item's damage. Damage can include, but is not limited to, water damage, stains, writing or highlighting, burns, missing pages, broken spine, or scratches.
• Borrowers will be barred from borrowing additional library materials, when materials are overdue and/or fines are not paid.
• Books not housed in the New Library but part of the Oliveira Library closed stacks collection may be checked out upon request at the New Library circulation desk. Books will be available within 24 hours at the New Library.
• Materials not available from both libraries can be requested through Inter-Library Loan Service.

Visitors    21 day loan period    7 books max

• $ 0.30 per book per day late
• $30.00 maximum late fee for general collection
• $10.00 for the replacement of the UTB/TSC STING CARD
• $15.00 for damaged material(s)
• LOST BOOKS: cost of replacement plus $30.00 administrative fee
• LOST STUDY ROOM KEY: cost of replacement $10.00

The University of Texas and Texas Southmost College Library Services protects the confidentiality of every individual’s personal information, circulation records, and use of library materials and resources. Such records shall not be made available to anyone other than that person, except under court order or other form of due process which has been reviewed and approved by the Academic Legal Affairs Division.
For further information concerning the confidentiality of library records visit the following web site : Patriot Act.

TexShare is a statewide library resource-sharing program. The TexShare Card Program allows students and faculty from one library to borrow library materials at other participating libraries. The program began with academic libraries but has expanded to include public libraries. Know more about Texashare Program...

• Students may pick up their TexShare card at the Circulation & Reserves Desk during normal business hours.
• Students must present their current UTB/TSC STING CARD.
• Students must be currently enrolled.
• Have no overdue book(s).
• Clear all outstanding fines or fees.
• A TexShare Card does not grant off-campus access to our electronic databases and journals or Interlibrary Loan Services.

• Faculty may pick up their TexShare card at the Circulation & Reserves Desk during normal business hours
• Faculty members must present their current UTB/TSC STING CARD.
• A TexShare Card does not grant off-campus access to our electronic databases and journals or Interlibrary Loan Services.

• Students enrolled in a UTB/TSC credit distance education course are eligible for a TexShare card. Proof of enrollment is required.
• A TexShare Card does not grant off-campus access to our electronic databases and journals or Interlibrary Loan Services.
• Contact the Circulation & Reserves desk at (956)882-8296.

The TexShare Card Program is available to Alumni and Visiting Scholars through participating public libraries.

See TexShare Card Program, Public Library Participants for locations.

See the list of TexShare Library Information to find other participating libraries in Texas.

• Present appropriate identification as required by this Agreement and the lending library.
• Borrowers are responsible for returning materials on time and in good condition.
• Library materials should be returned to a staff member at the Circulation & Reserves Desk located at the entrance of the library, or they can be dropped in the book drop located at the entrance of the library or through the book depository located outside of the library or by first class, insured mail within the loan period prescribed by the library.
• Return materials immediately in person or by a form of priority mail if recalled by the lending library.
• Pay fines or any other charges assessed by the library.
• Borrowers will be charged a $15.00 fee for each badly damaged item needing repairs. A full-time library staff member will determine the extent of an item's damage. Damage can include, but is not limited to, water damage, stains, writing or highlighting, burns, missing pages, broken spine, or scratches.
• TexShare cardholders will be barred from borrowing additional library materials, and their home institution will be notified, when materials are overdue and/or fines are not paid.
• Surrender the TexShare Card to TexShare library staff if requested.
• Books not housed in the New Library but part of the Oliveira Library closed stacks collection may be checked out upon request at the New Library circulation desk. Books will be available within 24 hours at the New Library.
• Materials not available from both libraries can be requested through Inter-Library Loan Service.

TexShare Card Holder     21 day loan period     7 books max

• $ 0.30 per book per day late
• $30.00 maximum late fee for general collection
• $10.00 for the relpacement of the UTB/TSC STING CARD
• $15.00 damaged material(s)
• LOST BOOKS: cost of replacement plus $30.00 administrative fee
• LOST STUDY ROOM KEY: cost of replacement $10.00

The University of Texas and Texas Southmost College Library Services protects the confidentiality of every individual’s personal information, circulation records, and use of library materials and resources. Such records shall not be made available to anyone other than that person, except under court order or other form of due process which has been reviewed and approved by the Vice President of Academic Affairs for Legal Affairs. For further information concerning the confidentiality of library records click on the following site: Patriot Act.