If there are any questions concerning the process of requesting materials or completion of library forms, the requester should consult with the Collection Development Librarian. The Librarians upon the request of faculty give formal group instruction in the use of library resources to King's students. Such instruction is tailored to the needs of students based on course requirements or projects assigned by the faculty. D. J. Collection 2nd floor, Special Collections Group Study Rooms 2nd floor Korson Archive 2nd floor, Special Collections Newspapers main floor, court level Periodicals court level Reference main floor Reserve Materials main floor, Circulation Desk Special Collections 2nd floor Technical Services main floor Welles Collection court level, Serials Dept. The Reference Desk is located to the left of the library's entrance.
Librarians are available to assist patrons in the use of materials and electronic databases.
Reference assistance is also available by appointment. The loss of books and periodicals from theft and mutilation undermines access to library materials. Permanent damage to a collection results from the loss of irreplaceable items. A person is guilty of library theft if he willingly conceals on his person or among his belongings any library material, including periodicals, and willfully or without authority removes the material from the library with the intention of converting it for his own use . Incidents involving mutilation of materials, such as tearing out pages or removing identifying labels, are immediately referred to the Student Affairs Office for disciplinary action.