• What Library Services are available at the Division Street Campus, the Blount County Center, and the Magnolia Avenue Campus?

The Division Street, Blount County, and Magnolia Avenue ERC's have a small collection of reference books and 1000 books that you may check out.  There are also some current periodicals, computers with access to electronic journals, the on-line catalog, and other online resources. 

Library users may request books or periodical articles from any campus.  Books will be delivered by the intercampus courier.  Articles will be faxed to the requesting location.

• Do I need an ID card?

Yes, a valid updated Pellissippi State ID card must be presented at the Circulation Desk to check out books or periodicals and to use materials placed on reserve.  At the beginning of each semester,  identification cards are issued and validated at each campus or center's Circulation Desk.   

• What do I need to know about borrowing books?

  There is no limit on the number of books which may be checked out, and you may keep books for two weeks. We ask that you be considerate of other patrons who may also need to use our resources. 

  Provided that no one else has requested them, you may renew your books either in person or by calling the Circulation Desk.  When using the online catalog, you may review or renew items checked out to you and also find out when they are due.  To do so click on the My Account button on the online search screen (http://library.tntech.edu/patroninfo~S6)

  Please note that there are no fines charged on overdue materials; however, if you do not return them after notification by the library, you will be charged the replacement cost and a non-refundable fee for the materials.

• May I check out periodicals?                                                                                                                Periodicals, except for the current issue, may be checked out for 3 days.  Periodicals are not renewable.

• Do you have study rooms?
  
The Pellissippi Campus Library has six study rooms which may be reserved in person or by calling the Reference Desk (865 539-7107). These rooms are intended for use by groups of two or more students. Each student may reserve a room for one two-hour block each day. White boards are available in each room. Please check with the ERC coordinator at other campus locations for the availability of study rooms at those sites.