https://www.cgu.edu.tw/library-en/Subject?nodeId=16673 en 長庚大學【Library-Services相關內容】 Thu, 28 Nov 2024 11:28:45 GMT https://www.cgu.edu.tw/ch/Subject/Detail/83794?nodeId=16673 I. Locker Rental Applications and Returns: Please bring your university ID (Student ID or Faculty/Staff ID) and apply in person at the Circulation Desk on the 1st floor of the Library between 09:00 and 16:00, Monday through Friday, within the period announced by the Library. II. The application periods and locker types are as follows: . Rental Period Locker Type Rent (NTD) Deposit (NTD) *Note 1 Processing Period Locker Rental Locker Return Academic Year 2026 (2026/09/04 – 2027/07/30) Combination Locker NT$400 NT$200 From Sep 4(Fri),2026,until all lockers are fully booked. May 31(Mon),2027 to Jul 30(Fri),2027 The first semester of the 115th academic year (2026/09/04 – 2027/01/15) Padlock-Type Locker NT$200 NT$200 Dec 21(Mon),2026 to Jan 15(Fri),2027 The second semester of the 115th academic year (2027/02/12 – 2027/07/30) Padlock-Type Locker NT$200 NT$200 From Feb 12(Fri),2027,until all lockers are fully booked. May 31(Mon),2027 to Jul 30(Fri),2027 Note 1: The Library will refund the deposit without interest once the renter completes the return procedure in accordance with regulations within the designated return period. Note 2: Requests for free locker-unlocking assistance due to personal reasons (e.g., forgetting the combination/password) are limited to twice per renter. III. Return Procedure: 1. Please empty and clean the locker beforehand. Bring your university ID along with the rented locker’s combination padlock (or passcode) in person to the 1st floor Circulation Desk to complete the return process. (Please note: The deposit will not be refunded if the locker or combination lock is damaged.) 2. If entrusting someone else to handle the return, an Authorization Form and the proxy's university ID must be presented at the time of return. 3. For those who fail to complete the return procedure before the deadline, the Library reserves the right to forfeit the deposit and remove any items remaining in the locker. Readers Services Division Mon, 31 Aug 2026 14:41:00 GMT https://www.cgu.edu.tw/ch/Subject/Detail/83794?nodeId=16673 https://www.cgu.edu.tw/ch/Subject/Detail/83711?nodeId=16673 1.Regular Semester Opening Hours (1F–5F & B2F): Opening Hours Mon.~Fri. Sat. Sun. Time 08:00~22:50 10:00~19:50 10:00~19:50 ※ The entrance of the College of Management will be closed 20 minutes before the daily closing time due to the closing procedures. ※ Borrowing and returning services will be suspended 5 minutes prior to closing time. ※ The library will be closed on all national holidays. ※ The B1 Study Area is opendaily from 6:00 to the next day 00:30, except during the Chinese New Year holiday and other announced closures. 2.Library Closure Dates for Holidays: Date Note Sep 25 (Fri) closed Mid-Autumn Festival Sep 28 (Mon) closed Teacher’s Day Oct 09 (Fri)~Oct 10 (Sat) closed National Day Holiday Oct 25 (Sun)~Oct 26 (Mon) closed Taiwan Retrocession Day Nov 23 (Mon) closed School Sports Day Make-up Dec 25(Fri) closed Constitution Day Jan 1(Fri) closed New Year's Holiday Feb 4(Thu)~Feb 10 (Wed) closed ChineseNew Year Holiday Feb 28(Sun)~Mar 01(Mon) closed Peace Memorial Day Apr 4(Sun)~Apr 6(Tue) closed Ching Ming Festival Apr 30(Fri)~May 1(Sat) closed International Workers' Day Jun 9 (Wed) closed Dragon Boat Festival Tue, 25 Aug 2026 16:52:00 GMT https://www.cgu.edu.tw/ch/Subject/Detail/83711?nodeId=16673 https://www.cgu.edu.tw/ch/Subject/Detail/82641?nodeId=16673 In response to adjustments in journal resources, the Library continues to provide subsidies for International Interlibrary Cooperation System (RapidILL) and National Document Delivery Service System (NDDS) to fully support the teaching and research needs of our faculty and students. The pertinent details are as follows: 1.Subsidy recipients: Full-time teachers and graduate students. 2.Subsidy period: 2026.8.1-2027.7.31 (or until the individual subsidy amount limits are reached, or the total budget is exhausted). 3.Subsidy amount limits: (1) RapidILL (International Interlibrary Cooperation System): Fully subsidized with no upper limit. (2) NDDS (National Document Delivery Service System): NTD 500 per person for full-time teachers; NTD 230 per person for graduate students. 4.Teachers and students who have received external research project funding are encouraged to covering expenses through the relevant budget items of their research project. 5.Once the individual subsidy amount limit is surpassed or the total subsidy budget is exhausted, charges will be handled in accordance with the library’s standard fee schedule. If you have any questions, please contact the Reference Service Librarian (extension 5622). Fri, 17 Jul 2026 16:26:00 GMT https://www.cgu.edu.tw/ch/Subject/Detail/82641?nodeId=16673 https://www.cgu.edu.tw/ch/Subject/Detail/78868?nodeId=16673 1. Course Reserved Books located in the Library's Reserved Book Room are generally restricted to in-library use only. However, to support teaching and lesson preparation, effective immediately, faculty members may apply for short-term loans on a case-by-case basis during summer and winter vacation. The maximum loan period is 30 days per application, and all borrowed books must be returned no later than the day before the new semester begins. 2. Application Procedure: Faculty members should submit their requests via the Flow Online Approval System, specifying the purpose of the loan and the requested loan period. Upon expiration of the loan period, a new application may be submitted if no other faculty member has requested the same book. For a sample statement, please refer to: https://reurl.cc/O6Zvk7. 3. The policy amendment was approved during the Library Advisory Committee Meeting in the 2nd semester of the 2025–2026 academic year (114 Academic Year) and has been implemented following the President's approval. It shall take effect immediately. Readers Services Division Tue, 16 Jun 2026 10:28:00 GMT https://www.cgu.edu.tw/ch/Subject/Detail/78868?nodeId=16673 https://www.cgu.edu.tw/ch/Subject/Detail/70603?nodeId=16673 To assist faculty, staff, and students in correctly understanding and using legitimate e-textbooks, we hereby forward the "正版電子教科書購買指南(Guide to Purchasing Legitimate E-Textbooks)," issued by the Taiwan Book Publishers Association. Please refer to the information below and make good use of it. The Taiwan Book Publishers Association is composed of 16 professional educational publishers from Taiwan and abroad. Its mission is to promote exchanges between domestic and international publishers and to enhance public awareness of the importance of protecting intellectual property rights. As more students are using tablets or mobile phones as learning tools, the demand for e-textbooks has been steadily increasing. The purchasing methods for e-textbooks are similar to those for print textbooks. Students may purchase access codes through local distributors, campus bookstores, or the Taiwan branch offices of publishers at preferential local prices. Alternatively, they may purchase directly from publishers’ official online platforms (eTextbook) or through dedicated mobile applications. One-stop online bookstores, such as Amazon Kindle eTextbooks (with Chinese-language interfacesupport), or global e-textbook distribution platforms like VitalSource Bookshelf (https://www.vitalsource.com/), also provide purchasing options. Each purchased e-textbook comes with a unique serial number or access code. Users must log in to the designated platform or application in order to view, download, or use the book offline. Account sharing is strictly prohibited, and copying, printing, or redistributing the content to others is not permitted. To help students better understand the proper way to purchase legitimate e-textbooks, the Association has produced a three-page digital flyer titled “正版電子教科書購買指南(Guide to Purchasing Legitimate E-Textbooks),” which includes relevant purchasing links. Students are reminded to use authorized versions for their studies and to avoid downloading, sharing, or exporting unauthorized digital files, so as not to violate copyright regulations. Fri, 12 Sep 2025 11:18:00 GMT https://www.cgu.edu.tw/ch/Subject/Detail/70603?nodeId=16673 https://www.cgu.edu.tw/ch/Subject/Detail/67415?nodeId=16673 The revised provisions of CGU " Regulations for the Establishment of the Library Advisory Committee " will take effect immediately. The amendments were approved at the University Affairs Meeting on May 15, 2025. Key revisions include: The relevant clauses have been modified in accordance with the university's organizational regulations. To enhance the stability of committee operations, the term of office for members has been adjusted to two years, along with an added explanation of member replacements. Additionally, amendments were made based on actual operational needs, including clarifications on committee tasks, the designation of the meeting convener and chairperson, the procedure for proxy attendance by committee members, and the selection process for task group members. Since the regulations do not involve responsibilities of other departments, and in reference to guidelines of other universities, the final review meeting procedure has been modified. Approval is now required from the Administrative Meeting. Attached are a comparison table of the revised provisions and the full text of the updated regulations. Mon, 26 May 2025 17:07:00 GMT https://www.cgu.edu.tw/ch/Subject/Detail/67415?nodeId=16673 https://www.cgu.edu.tw/ch/Subject/Detail/67414?nodeId=16673 The revised provisions of CGU " Library Management Regulations" will take effect immediately. The amendments were approved at the Library Advisory Committee meeting on April 17, 2025, and at the University Affairs Meeting on May 15, 2025. Key revisions include: The renewal limit for borrowed materials has been increased to three times. Since the regulations do not involve responsibilities of other departments, and in reference to guidelines of other universities, the final review meeting procedure has been modified. Approval is now required from the Library Advisory Committee and the Administrative Meeting. Attached are a comparison table of the revised provisions and the full text of the updated regulations. Mon, 26 May 2025 17:03:00 GMT https://www.cgu.edu.tw/ch/Subject/Detail/67414?nodeId=16673 https://www.cgu.edu.tw/ch/Subject/Detail/64005?nodeId=16673 【Services】 Library Opening Hours and Holiday Closures for the 113th Academic Year. Wed, 19 Feb 2025 15:50:00 GMT https://www.cgu.edu.tw/ch/Subject/Detail/64005?nodeId=16673 https://www.cgu.edu.tw/ch/Subject/Detail/60368?nodeId=16673 1.To respect and protect intellectual property rights and assist students in using legally licensed textbooks, the library collects course textbooks specified by faculty members each semester. Electronic textbooks can be accessed through the library catalog system within the campus network. Physical textbooks are stored in a dedicated room on the first floor, with an additional copy of Chinese textbooks managed under general collection rules. 2.To support teaching and learning needs while ensuring compliance with the principles of fair use, all course reserve textbooks designated by faculty members will be restricted to in-library use effective immediately. 3.This policy amendment was approved during the Library Advisory Committee meeting for the first semester of the 113th academic year and has been implemented following the President's approval. Thu, 28 Nov 2024 11:30:00 GMT https://www.cgu.edu.tw/ch/Subject/Detail/60368?nodeId=16673