Community Borrowers - Workplace Learning Supervisors
- Download the Community Borrower - Workplace Learning Guide
- Download a Library Membership Application Form
Who Can Register as a Workplace Learning Supervisor?
In recognition of Workplace Learning Supervisors' contribution to the development of CSU's students, the Division of Library Services is offering an honorary membership to the current principal supervisor, or staff who play a significant role in being responsible for the supervision, of CSU students on Workplace Learning.
Supervisors are offered access to the Library's physical collections through the Community Borrowing scheme for a period of six months. This scheme will entitle you to borrow items in person from any CSU Campus Library situated in Albury-Wodonga, Bathurst, Dubbo, Orange, or Wagga Wagga.
How Do I Register as a Workplace Learning Supervisor?
Applications can only be processed during Library opening hours.
Steps to Register
- Heads of Schools or Officers in charge of Workplace Learning programs within CSU are required to authorise that supervisors are currently working with CSU students.
- Once the form has been signed and approved by the relevant School. You will need to take the completed Library Membership Form and passport style photo to the Library along with photographic identification.
- When your CSU ID card has been processed by Student Central you will be able to access the Library. CSU cards are not processed immediately, they will be available for collection in three working days.
- Create your CSU user name and password by going to the Activate my account link. The CSU user name and password will allow you to place requests on library material and access My Library Record. Your password will need to be updated every 60 days.
Your CSU Library card is not transferable to any other person.
Borrowers are required to observe the Terms and Conditions of use of the CSU Card and for borrowing at CSU. It is each borrower's responsibility to make themselves aware of the Rule of the Library, copies of which are available on the Library website.
Are There Any Enrolment Fees?
Most items in the general collections are available for loan for two weeks with one renewal. Renewals can be made by using Primo Search or by contacting the "Ask Us" Desk. An extension will not be given if the material has been reserved by another user, is more than 14 days overdue or fines have accumulated to over $100.00.
A maximum of 20 items may be borrowed at one time. Fines of $0.50 per day, per item are incurred if loans are not returned by the due date. Borrowers will be suspended from further borrowing until the items are returned, discharged, and fines paid. High demand material may be recalled by the Library, fines accrue at a higher rate ($5.00 per day, per item, max $100). For items lost or not returned, fees will be charged according to the approved schedule. Fines and replacement charges must be paid at the Cashiers Office .
Which Services May I Use?
Workplace Learning Supervisors may use these CSU Library services:
- Primo Search
- loans from the general collections, including audiovisual and curriculum materials
- periodicals
- requests (holds)
- microforms
- photocopying at standard rate
- reference collections
- 'Ask Us' desk services
- intercampus loans (charges apply for photocopies)
- walk-in access to selected electronic resources
- database/internet access *
- ebooks
* Limited access to selected databases and elecronic resources is available within the Library building.
Note: Requests and intercampus loans are not available from St Mark's campus.
Services not available:
- distance education services
- interlibrary loans
- closed access collections
- special collections
- short loan items including laptops and study rooms
- Reserve Collection
Please note: Your first Library card is free; replacement Library cards will cost $25.00 each.
Need Help?
Assistance is available on online on the Library website or come and see staff at the "Ask us" desk in the Library.
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