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Randall Library provides two solicitation tables on our first floor. RL First Floor Table A and RL First Floor Table B can be reserved via the UNCW Campus Reservation System (EMS).

The following policy is meant to assure consistency and continuity in all matters pertaining to physical access and possession of master keys and OneCard access at Randall Library for its employees and partners. This policy intends to create a stronger level of safety and security at Randall Library; to reduce or eliminate confusion over who has access to which spaces and when that access should occur and not occur; and to reduce one-off decision-making scenarios where exceptions are given without foresight to safety and security.

Master Keys

View the PDF version of the "A Memorandum of Understanding Between Coastal Carolina Community College Learning Resources Center and University of North Carolina Wilmington William Madison Randall Library and its Onslow County Extension Program"

How to borrow materials

Retired Faculty and Staff will need to visit the UNCW OneCard Office in the Warwick Center to get a new retiree card made that encodes the university ID number on the magnetic stripe on the back of the card.

Upon receipt of the UNCW OneCard, please visit the library to get a new patron record entered into the library system.

The Technology Enhanced Collaboration Space (TECS) is located on the first floor of Randall Library in room #1045. TECS is intended for collaborative work or study, including presentation and practice, and specifically for groups, defined as two or more users actively using the room. The room has a capacity for 30 people and includes the following equipment*:

Please visit the Instructional Services website for more information.

To effectively accommodate faculty, staff, and students we ask that you comply with the following Instructional Services policies and procedures. All scheduling is handled on a first-come, first-served basis and precedence is given to library instruction taught by UNCW librarians. Please see below for a complete explanation of scheduling priorities and scheduling guidelines:

Protecting the privacy of library users is important.  This policy statement explains how Randall Library operates with regard to various privacy issues.  The library is bound by federal law, state law and professional ethics to ensure open access to information.  The confidentiality of library use extends to your encounters with library personnel.  Librarians and staff treat all requests in a serious and professional manner.  

LIBRARY FACULTY ELECTION PROCEDURES

Elections for the Library Faculty Personnel Committee, Library Faculty Welfare Committee, and Faculty Senate are held in May by secret ballot. All library faculty members including the University Librarian are eligible to vote for Faculty Senate. The University Librarian is ineligible to vote for the Library Faculty Personnel and Library Faculty Welfare Committees.

I. Introduction

The performance criteria described below are to be used in annual performance evaluations of library faculty, including self-evaluations, peer evaluations, and supervisor evaluations, as well as reviews for 5-year contracts. Three evaluation areas have been identified to measure librarians' performance.  The examples below indicate a variety of ways in which excellence may be demonstrated, but are not meant to be exhaustive.

EMPLOYMENT POLICY FOR LIBRARY FACULTY

This statement outlines the policies and procedures governing employment for Library Faculty in keeping with UNCW Policy 08.111, Recruitment and Selection of EPA and Faculty Employees.

1. Library faculty members are exempt from the State Human Resources Act (SHRA) and employed on 11-month contracts.