James C. Kirkpatrick Library does not charge fines for materials returned in good condition after their due date (excludes technology and accessories).
Material Category | Overdue Fines Amount* |
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Laptops and accessories | $1 per day |
*Fees addressed in this policy may differ from fines and fees when materials are borrowed through Interlibrary Loan.
Approved by Library Services Council, Aug. 9, 2019,
Updated May 10, 2022
A replacement fee of $75.00 may be applied for materials returned in damaged condition. Replacement fees may vary for technology and accessories.
Approved by Library Services Council, May 10, 2022
Approved by Library Services Council, January 7, 2017,
updated September 22, 2017, updated October 12, 2021, updated May 10, 2022
JCKL sends notices on checked out materials as reminders.
Email Notice | Occurrence |
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Courtesy Reminder | Two days before item is due |
1st Overdue | One day past due |
2nd Overdue | Item(s) one week overdue |
3rd Overdue | Item(s) two weeks overdue |
4th Notice - Lost Fee | Item(s) four weeks overdue |
Approved by Library Services Council, August 4, 2016
Updated May 10, 2022
All library charges (fines, replacement fees, etc.) are sent to Student Financial Services. Fees and fines may be paid at Student Financial Services or through your MyCentral account.
Approved by Library Services Council, August 4, 2016
Updated May 10, 2022
When a library patron believes that a library fine and/or fee regarding the use of library materials is incorrect, they may initiate an appeal.
The library patron must fill out and submit the Library Patron Fines & Fees Appeal Form. When appropriate, copies of fine/fee payment or other appropriate documents must be included in the form to support an appeal.
The appeal will be reviewed by the Library Fines & Fees Appeals Committee. The Board will review the appeal and make a determination within 3 working days of the appeal submission. A student may request an expedited appeal if warranted. The Client Services Manager will contact the patron by UCM email. The Board reserves the right to request more information and may contact the patron as needed. The burden of proof in the appeal process lies solely with the individual raising the appeal.
Approved by LSC on Aug. 4, 2016, rev. by JCKL Council on Aug. 6, 2018
Updated May 10, 2022