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Last updated on: 05/7/12 10:40 am
Services for Alumni and Visitors
"What we become depends on what we read after all of the professors have finished with us." -Thomas Carlyle
You may not be taking classes, but you still have information needs. Whether you seek to further your career, learn more about a hobby, or help your child with homework, the James E. Walker Library at MTSU has the resources to help.
Borrowing Privileges
Alumni may borrow up to 4 items at a time. Any adult with a valid Tennessee Driver's License or a valid Photo ID issued by the Tennessee Department of Public Safety may obtain a Community Borrower's card and borrow up to 2 items at a time. See Circulation policies regarding alumni or community borrowers for more information on obtaining a borrower's card.
Electronic Resources
Unrestricted in-house use of all library databases. Free off-campus access to the Tennessee Electronic Library.
Reference Assistance
Receive academic and personal research assistance from librarians. Call or visit the reference desk, chat with or email a librarian by using the E-mail a Librarian form.
Library Giving Opportunities
Honor a Student
As an alumnus who has benefited from an MTSU education, you can now help to strengthen the educational opportunity for a current student. Through the University's Student Book Honor program, alumni, family, and friends can highlight individual achievement for a current student while, at the same time, enhancing library resources for all students. Book honor awards go directly toward purchasing books for the Library. The name of the donor and the honoree will be placed on a placard within the purchased book(s). For more information see the Student Book Honor page.
Other Programs
For information on other ways you can support library resources for student excellence, see the Walker Library Support page or call the library at (615) 898-2772.
The James E. Walker Library is located on the south central side of campus near the intersection of Blue Raider Drive and Womack Lane.
Middle Tennessee State University, in its educational programs and activities involving students and employees, does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, religion, or age. Furthermore, the university does not discriminate against veterans or individuals with disabilities.
