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Student | Faculty | Public Patrons | |
Books |
21 days No fines! |
4 months No fines! |
21 days No fines! |
New Books |
21 days No fines! |
21 days No fines! |
21 days No fines! |
CDs/ DVDs |
7 days No fines! |
7 days No fines! |
7 days No fines! |
Children's Books |
7 days No fines! |
7 days No fines! |
7 days No fines! |
Curriculum Library Materials (manipulatives, textbooks, etc.) |
7 days No fines! |
7 days No fines! |
N/A |
Course Reserves |
Varies Fines: $.50 per hour (including overnight hours) |
N/A | N/A |
Circulation Desk Items (chargers, Costco cards, etc.) |
Varies Fines: $.50 per hour (including overnight hours) |
Varies |
N/A Public patrons can only use circ desk items in the library Fines: $.50 per hour |
Curriculum Tests |
7 days- no renewals Fines: $.50 per day |
7 days- no renewals Fines: $.50 per day |
N/A |
Items borrowed from other libraries through NOBLE or Interlibrary Loan may still accrue fines.
Materials that are long overdue (not returned 42 days/ 6 weeks past the due date) will need to be replaced. Students, staff, faculty, and public patrons who have long overdue items must return the materials or pay the replacement cost + a $15 processing fee. After 30 days long overdue (72 days past the due date), replacement costs for students will be sent to student financial services and will be nonrefundable.
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In the event that the college closes due to inclement weather, Jenks Library will be open 10:00am to 9:00pm. If the building is experiencing a power outage, a decision to remain open will be made on that day.
Thank you for thinking of Jenks Library! Fill out this form to schedule a donation appointment! We cannot accept donations without an appointment.
• Donations of all types of books that align with our collection and mission.
• Board Games: only those in their original box, showing limited wear, and containing all pieces.
• DVDs that are playable, in good condition, and in original packaging.
• CDs, VHS tapes, cassette tapes, computer software, textbooks more than 10 years old, magazines, encyclopedias, or outdated reference materials.
• Books with mold, mildew, dirt, water damage, excessive marks or highlights, or missing pages.
Donations will either be added to the collection, sold to support the library, or donated to a third party. We cannot return unused donations. IRS regulations prohibit the library from assigning a value to donated materials; however, the Jenks Library can supply acknowledgement of the number of titles received.
Caregivers are responsible for the conduct and safety of any underage children in the library. Children under the age of 16 are welcome in Jenks Library if they are always accompanied by an adult.
One of the first buildings on the campus, the Winn Library was constructed in the early 1950s. It is now the main location for Jenks's general circulating collection, also known as the stacks.
Featured in this picture are Lawrence Anderson breaking ground for the Winn Library, while Gordon's third president T. Leonard Lewis looks on along with William T. Sheppard.
The original entrance into the library. Now students can enjoy this space in the outdoor patio study space.
The Jenks Learning Resource Center (now known as Jenks Library) wing was added onto the Winn Library building in Spring 1986. Named for James and Evelyn Jenks, Evelyn is featured here at the groundbreaking with Gordon sixth president Richard Gross.
Featured left to right: John Beauregard, Jenks Library's former director, R. Judson Carlberg, Dean of Faculty and Gordon's seventh President, Marjorie Davis, Wenham selectman, Kai Williams, Student Body President, and Nathan Goff, Director of Alumni Affairs & Church Relations.
The Jenks Library wing became the new main entrance into the library and now houses circulation, the reference room, alumni reading room, Beauregard mezzanine, Bistro 255, and the Academic Success Center.
Gordon College is New England’s top Christian college, located on the North Shore of Boston in Wenham, MA.
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