For the college's coronavirus updates, please visit http://www.cpcc.edu/coronavirus.
As of July 14, NC Gov. Roy Cooper announced the state will remain in Phase Two for another three weeks, at least until Aug. 7
Central Piedmont announced July 7, that fall semester classes will begin on Aug. 10, and be taught in multiple formats – online, hybrid, blended, and face-to-face. The majority of students will come to campus a minimal number of times, with the rest of their instruction occurring online. Registration for fall semester classes is open at www.cpcc.edu/admissions/registration.
Read the complete message at www.cpcc.edu/coronavirus.
Student Resources
Resources, Spaces, and Services to Support Student Success
Equipment
Check out graphing calculators and laptops; available for 4 hours.
Textbooks (Reserves)
Check out textbooks for many Central Piedmont classes.
Books and Articles
Check out books and DVDs during business hours; access digital publications, streaming videos, and ebooks 24/7.
- My Account: login in to My Account to renew items online or pay fines.
- Request items: delivery of items between campuses
- Interlibrary Loan: borrow materials we don’t have from another library. Borrowers are responsible for following the Interlibrary Loan policy, found on the Library Policies page, before requesting materials. All interlibrary loan book requests are suspended until further notice.
Computer Labs
All library locations offer labs with printing, scanning, and wireless access.
Quiet Study Space
All library locations offer designated quiet study spaces. Study rooms are available at Cato, Central, Harris, and Levine campuses.
Citation Help
Get Citation help.
Accessibility
View Accessibility at the Central Piedmont Library for information on spaces, services, and resources available.
One-on-One Support
The Library offers one-on-one consultations when you need help.
Types of Support
- Information Literacy (Research)
- Research topic/question development
- Finding and evaluating online and print research sources
- Using the Library’s search tools
- Citation/plagiarism support
- Digital literacy (Technology)
- Navigating and using Blackboard (does not include help setting up textbook publisher products)
- Connecting to WiFi
- Using basic functions in Central Piedmont email
- Basic computer hardware and software usage
- Basic Internet usage
- Basic functions in Microsoft Office
- Basic functions in Google Drive
- The Central Campus Library collaborates directly with ITS to support digital literacy. Students can also receive digital literacy support at any of the college’s Student Technology Center locations or via the ITS Helpdesk.
How to Get Support
- Walk-in, chat, and text: all locations feature diverse staff at service desks and via online chat or text ready to help with quick questions.
- Appointments/email: for more advanced support, reserve appointments with librarians for research, citation, and Blackboard help. You can also email questions.
- Ask a Librarian, Make an Appointment
- Review Library Policies for Student Appointment guidelines.