The mission of the InterAmerican Campus Library is to provide access to collections, resources, services and facilities in support of the college's purpose and educational programs. At InterAmerican Campus, the Library is viewed as the information place, because it provides information and instruction in use of materials in print and online formats. The Library serves a diverse population and celebrates this diversity. We strive to treat all of our users with courtesy and respect and to provide access to timely and relevant sources of information.

Special Borrowers, including those from Library Cooperatives and/or Consortia, in addition to those approved by the Library Directors/Associate Deans, are extended borrowing privileges for a given semester. Appropriate permission must be presented. M-DC alumni who join the Alumni Association are entitled to library privileges for the year stated on their respective Alumni Cards.

Returning Materials
You may return your borrowed materials inside the library at the Circulation desk drop box during operating hours. When the Library is closed, materials may be returned in the drop box located outside the library by the entrance doors.

Reserve Materials
Instructors may place materials on reserve for the class to review. Ask for reserve materials at the Service/Circulation desk. You must have your M-DCard or current schedule with a picture identification to use these materials. Materials in this collection may circulate for 2, 7, 14 days based on the professor's recommendation. Most resources in the Reserve collection, however, only circulate inside the library for up to 2 hours. Check with the Circulation staff to find out more regarding circulation of Reserve Materials.

Pricing Structure
Within the state of Florida all public libraries, colleges and universities are free of charge. Private and out-of-state costs vary between $7.00 to $10.00 and item. For periodicals there may be a per-page fee instead. You may limit your expenditure by setting a maximum cost per item that is not to be exceeded.