College of Economics, Business and Accountancy

Library

 

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It was on October 10, 1973 when the MSU-Board of Regents approved the offering of the MBA Program under the Institute of Development Management (IDM) as an extension program of the College of Business Administration, MSU, Marawi City.

Simultaneously, a Library was organized. It was situated in one of the rooms in the building where the Post Office and the security office of the Institute. The library in-charge was Mrs. Meles F. Castillano (presently the Institute Librarian).

In consideration of the growing number of students and collections, the library was transferred to the third floor of the engineering building in 1986.

When the Engineering Program expanded, the library room occupied by the Business Administration and Graduate Library (BAGL) was turned over to the College of Engineering. The collection was moved to the third floor of the Main Library.

Finally, in summer of 1998 the College of Business Administration (CBA) prepared a room for the CBA Library and now named as CBAA Library (College of Business Administration and Accountancy). Mrs. Veronica P. Carandang, a licensed and master’s degree holder Librarian manned the Library from 1998 up to the present.

In the year 2014, the institute hired Mr. Jarien G. Galorio, a licensed librarian assigned in the same college library. The Library is situated at CBAA Complex.

Service Hours
Monday – Friday 8:00 AM- 5:00 PM (No noon break)

Online Services

Library Staff

TYPES OF MATERIALS TITLES VOLUMES
A. Printed Materials
Books 2,170 3,158
Undergraduate tThesis Serials 529 529
Bound Journals 54 277
Soft Bound Serials 35 748
Loose-leaf Journals 88 265 issues
B. AV/ Multi-media Materials
CD-ROMS 120 165 pcs.
Newspaper in DVD 2 (Manila Phil, & Phil. Star) 236
C. Special Materials
Collections 423 816
Clippings 93 93
Online Books and Journals
e-books http://infotrac.galegroup.com/itweb/phmsuiit
e-journals ProQuest Central
search.proquest.com/login
(ask the Librarian for password)
  1. Book Loans: Some books such as circulation, and reserve books may be borrowed for a certain period.
    • Circulation: Circulation books may be taken out of the library for three days renewable unless needed by other users. Three books may be borrowed at any one time.
    • Reserve: Reserve Books may be borrowed on hourly basis or for overnight use.
      1. Hourly loan – Materials for room use may be borrowed for a period of two hours renewable unless needed by other users.
      2. Overnight loan – The book may be charged out two hours before closing time in the afternoon to be returned the following working day not later than 10:00 in the morning. On Saturdays they are issued two hours before closing time.
  2. Reference, Multi – Media and Filipiniana Services – The materials are for inside reading and could be photo-duplicated.
  3. Library Orientation / Instructional Services – Services are given to users on how to save time and effort in doing research in the library. These include library tours to the different libraries and assistance on the use of general references, guides and periodical indexes. Orientation program shall be undertaken during thefirst month of the first semester every school year.
  4. Current Awareness Services – New Book / Acquisition List – The library publishes every quarter a list of new books added to the collection. The list is posted in the library bulletin board of every satellite library.
  5. Internet Services – Internet service is available at the Multimedia Sections both at the CON Library and at the Institute’s main library for free. A librarian assists users in navigating the internet so they can efficiently search relevant information they need.
  6. VHS and CD Viewing Services – In availing VHS and CD Viewing Services, a written request by the users which is duly approved by the Head Librarian of the Multimedia Section is required. Abstracts of these and dissertations in CD-ROM are also available.
  7. Periodicals Desk Services – Students who may need help in locating journal articles or assistance in citing sources correctly may seek help from the periodicals librarian from each satellite libraries.
  8. Referral Services – Students who want to use other libraries within and outside Iligan City must first secure referral slip at the office of the Institute Librarian. A fee of P20.00 is charged for the issuance of library referral slip.
  9. On-Line Public Catalog (OPAC) – The On-line Public Access Catalog is an update of the traditional catalog. Bibliographic records of library collection are viewed in the OPAC through the use of a computer terminal. One can search a keyword or subject, author, title, or a combination of author and title, keyword and title, etc. Library materials acquired before 1995 can be searched using the traditional card catalog. Card catalog is also available in all satellite libraries and in the main library.
  10. On-Line Services – The following on-line databases can be accessed at the various satellite and multi-media section, main library on this website http://opac.msuiit.edu.ph.