For CCC staff and students, your CCC identification card is
your library card. Obtain your free ID card in Roger Rook Hall.
Residents of Clackamas County may obtain a borrower's card at
the Library's Circulation Desk.
Library materials can be renewed once, either in person, online
(choose "View
Your Library Record" from our home page) or by phone
at 657-6958 ext. 2288.
Circulating books and audio cassettes may be renewed for an
additional 2 weeks; circulating CD's, DVD's & VHS tapes
may be renewed for 1 additional week.
Circulating books: 25 cents per day
Circulating CD's, DVD's, VHS tapes: $1.00 per day
Hourly Reserve materials: 25 cents per hour
Other Reserve materials (including Math and Chemistry VHS tapes):
$1.00 per day.
Overdue notices will be sent to the patron's home address
on the following schedule:
First notice is sent to the patron one day after the due
date. A 5 day grace period begins on this day.
Second notice is sent 7 days later.
Third notice is sent 7 days after the second notice.
Any item 30 days overdue will be declared "lost"
and the patron will be charged the price of the item plus a
$5 processing fee.
If the patron is a CCC student a registration hold will be
placed on the student's record. This will prevent the student
from registering for classes or obtaining official transcripts
until the fines are paid.
Did you know that a library staff member has been assigned to
each instructional department to make communication easier? Check
here to see how to contact your library Co-Liaison.
Do you want to know more about the instructional sessions offered
by the Library? Check here for general information regarding our
library instruction program as well as a list of offerings.
Directions
to the CCC Library
(in the Dye Learning Center)
From the SOUTH on I-205:
Take I-205 NORTH to the OR-213 (Park Place) exit.
Turn RIGHT onto OR-213.
Turn LEFT onto MOLALLA AVENUE (at the college's entrance).
Take the first available LEFT.
The Library building (Dye Learning Center) is on your immediate
RIGHT; you'll be driving along the north side of the building.
The closest parking is in the Family Resource Center lot --
the next available LEFT turn.
From the NORTH on I-205:
Take I-205 SOUTH to the OR-213 (Park Place) exit.
Turn RIGHT onto OR-213.
Turn LEFT onto MOLALLA AVENUE (at the college's entrance).
Take the first available LEFT.
The Library building (Dye Learning Center) is on your immediate
RIGHT; you'll be driving along the north side of the building.
The closest parking is in the Family Resource Center lot --
the next available LEFT turn.
The Marshall N. Dana Library was named in honor of Marshall Newport
Dana (1885-1966), long-time county resident and noted journalist,
orator, teacher and activist on water resources and conservation
projects.
Mr. Dana was an Oregon newspaperman for 45 years, serving on the
staff of the Oregon Journal, acting as editor from 1938-1951. He
was also a staff member on the Oregonian and again served as an
editor in 1959-1960.
The college's Board of Education formally adopted the Dana name
on December 17, 1969, during the presidency of Dr. John Hakanson.
A large collection of Dana's books were donated to the college by
Mrs. Marshall Dana, and a formal portrait of the journalist and
conservationist was donated in 1972.
The library was housed in McLoughlin Hall until the completion
of the Dye Learning Resource Center in 1992, under the presidency
of Dr. John Keyser. The 30,000 square foot building is the culmination
of years of planning and collaboration among college faculty and
staff. The center was funded through state construction monies and
a capital bond levy approved by district voters. Mr. Dana's portrait
now hangs in the east end of the building.
In keeping with the purpose of Clackamas Community College, the
primary mission of the college library is to provide information
resources and services to support instructional programs. The library
also provides for the general information needs of students, staff,
and community patrons, maintains a well-balanced collection of print,
non-print, and electronic resources, and assists patrons in the
effective utilization of these resources.
