Building Opened	1970
Seating Capacity	400
Total Cataloged Items	135,000
E-Book Titles	27,786
Online Database & Index Subscriptions	86
Classification System	Library of Congress
Online Public Access Catalog System	Voyager (ExLibris)
Cooperative Memberships	Amigos, CORAL, OCLC, BCR, TCAL, TexShare

The library has a resource for TLU groups collaborating on projects. The library's CoLab is immediately to your right as you exit the library. TLU students, faculty, and staff have access to two PCs that are loaded with specialized multimedia software (Adobe and Microsoft) that can help to create and edit projects. Both PCs have a mike/headphone set for recording voice-overs or listening to sound. Stand-alone PCs are connected to a color poster printer and to a color copier/scanner/printer. A 5-person Group Table/LCD Screen can accommodate up to four bring-your-own laptops for collaborating on group presentations. CoLab laptops can also be checked out at the Circulation Desk. The CoLab also has two "brainstorming" erase boards that can be used to separate groups. The CoLab may be used on a first-come, first-served basis. Library personnel are available to assist patrons.

Upon presentation of current identification (e.g., driver's license), non-university users who are adult community members no longer in high school may purchase borrowing cards at the circulation desk ($15 per year). Free borrowing cards are available to TLU alumni, area ministers, and teachers in the Seguin community. The library also honors TexShare borrowing cards from other academic libraries. Non-TLU users may check out a maximum of four items at a time. The loan period on all items for non-university borrowers is 4 weeks with one renewal possible.

Outreach and Information Literacy Librarian, Assistant Professor
akoford@tlu.edu - 830-372-8138 – Office 115

As Outreach and Information Literacy Librarian, Prof. Koford coordinates the library’s marketing efforts and assists with the library instruction program. Prof. Koford holds the bachelor of arts from Grinnell College, the master of arts in women's and gender studies from the University of Texas at Austin, and the master of science in information studies from the University of Texas at Austin. Her research interests include information literacy, representation and classification, and the relationships between gender, culture, and information systems.

Access Services Librarian, Professional Staff
emcarthur@tlu.edu – 830-372-8102 – Office 106

As Access Services Librarian, Elizabeth is in charge of interlibrary loan and document delivery services as well as the public areas of the library; she frequently staffs the reference desk. Elizabeth holds the bachelor of arts from Benedictine College in Atchison, Kansas, and the master of library science from Emporia State University in Kansas.