The mission of the Hudson County Community College (HCCC) Libraries is primarily to support the scholarship and research needs of HCCC students, faculty, and staff.
This statement covers the Libraries privileges and a code of conduct for patrons to provide an environment conducive to learning and research for the college community.
The HCCC Libraries, located on the Journal Square and North Hudson campuses, are open seven days a week. As hours vary during the academic year check the Libraries’ web site for current hours. Students, faculty, staff, and alumni must possess a valid HCCC identification card. Students and faculty with a current NJCU or Saint Peter’s University ID card are permitted to use the resources of the Libraries. Hudson County residents must possess and display a valid library card from a Hudson County public library along with a current photo ID reflecting county residency. In accordance with the College’s mission to serve the community, the following privileges are extended to residents:
The HCCC Libraries are meant to provide a quiet and non-disruptive study environment. NOTE: This list serves only to provide highlights from the College’s Code of Conduct, which is available at: https://library.hccc.edu/code-of-conduct/ The College’s Code of Conduct is in force in the Libraries at all times. The following code of conduct is expected from all library patrons:
The Libraries reserve the right to terminate a computer session at any time.
The Libraries policies are available online at https://library.hccc.edu/guidelines Policies are also posted in the Libraries.