Membership categories
Non-paying secondary clients
This category includes:
Spouses of SU staff members
Clergymen
Staff of Paul Roos Gymnasium
Part-time music students at the Department of Music
Certificate programme students at the Department of Music
Music teachers at Stellenbosch schools
Senior citizens, i.e. persons older than 60 years
Tutors of remedial education students
B.Ed. students of National Colleges (e.g. Lyceum College)
Donors
Proof of address is required.
Paying secondary clients
Lending privileges
- Secondary clients may borrow 3 items for 2 weeks and renew these twice, unless another client has requested the item.
- Fines are charged for overdue items at 50c per item per day. The fine limit is R20-00. Borrowing privileges are suspended when this limit has been exceeded.
- Items may be returned at any library of the Library and Information Service.
- Reserving of books is free of charge and unlimited.
- If an item has been lost or damaged, the replacement value will be payable to the Library and Information Service.
Material available for loan
All library material is available for loan, excluding journals, reference material, B.Th. theses, Bible commentaries, music recordings, sound recordings, music videos, vinyl recordings, music CDs and items marked “Not for loan” and “Restricted”.
Accessible libraries
JS Gericke Library, Engineering and Forestry Library, Theology Library, Music Library (Stellenbosch), Health Sciences Library (Tygerberg) and USBI (Bellvillepark Campus).
Access
Access is free of charge subject to positive identification with a valid identification document (photo identification is essential).
Photocopying
Cash facilities are available in the Read Me Services (RMS) photocopying facility, JS Gericke Library, and at the lending desks of the branch libraries (40c per page).
Computer printouts:
Cash facilities are available in the Read Me Services (RMS) photocopying facility, JS Gericke Library, and at the lending desks of the branch libraries (40c per page).
Finding books and articles.
Use the library search function, SUNSearch. Guidelines are available at How do I?
Electronic databases
Self-help in the library only