When you click on any database link, you will be prompted to login.

Students

Username 

First three letters of your last name, first letter of you first name, and last four digits of your student ID number.

Password

MMDD (4 digit birthdate) or whatever you changed it to. ​

Example: John Smith = smij0614

Access:  Computers, Printers, Photocopiers, Go Print, WiFi, & Off Campus Library Databases.

Faculty

If you do not already have a login, please contact Ask-A-Librarian (chat form on library home page) or email library@lahc.edu

Your Library Account

You can access your library account here to view checkouts, place holds, and intrelibrary loans. 

Computers

Available on the first floor of the library and Learning Resource Center (LLRC).

• First come, first served
• Student login required
• Internet
• Microsoft Office

Bring a USB Flash/Travel Drive to save your work, the computers will not save any work to your desktop or documents folder. 

Please note: the computers, printers, photocopy machines, and circulation desk power-down 15 minutes before the LLRC building closes. 

WiFi

LAHC offers free wireless (WiFi) access to all registered students, which requires the student login information. 

Click on the link below for additional information if needed.

WiFi Guide

Cost Per Page

$0.10 black and white

$0.20 color (photocopy machine only)

Go Print

Add value (cash only) to your student account for printing and photocopying by using the Go Print machines. To cash out the balance on the account, students must visit the Business Office.  

Machine Locations:

• LLRC (first floor near the restrooms)
• Student Union (outside Seahawk Store)

Wireless & Mobile Printing

LAHC offers wireless mobile printing to all registered students.

View this guide for more information: Wireless Printing Guide

Reserve a Study Room

Reserve a Conference Room

Study Rooms

• Available for individual or group study.
• Must be reserved.
• Each student must check-in individually with valid photo ID at circulation desk before entering the room.
• For use only by current students and must be reserved using a valid @student.laccd.edu email address.
• NO food or drinks, besides water in a closed screw top bottle, are allowed in the study rooms.
• Use only the whiteboard markers we assign.
• Study rooms may be reserved up to 3 hours per group, with a 2-hour gap between reservations.
• Choose a room that corresponds to your study group size.
• Violation of these rules will result in loss of study room privileges for 4 weeks.

Conference Rooms

• Located in LLRC 211.
• 12 seat conference room with whiteboard.
• All campus committees, ASO committees, and registered student clubs can book the room for meetings (not for studying or tutoring sessions). 

• No food or drinks allowed, except for water bottles with screw-tops.

Library, 2nd floor

Mission & Outcomes

The LAHC Library mission is to provide appropriate information and learning resources and instruction in how to identify, locate, and evaluate such information and resources. These services play a major academic role as an extension of the classroom and are an integral part of the learning process.

Student Learning Outcomes

As a result of attending library instruction sessions, students will understand library classification and its relationship to location of materials within the library.

As a result of attending library instruction sessions, the student will be able to find periodical articles and monographs relevant to the topic he/she is studying.

As a result of attending library instruction sessions, the student will be able to identify bibliographic elements to use in reference lists conforming to standard citation guidelines.

As a result of attending library instruction sessions, the student will be able to evaluate information sources as relevant to their topics to use in reference lists conforming to standard citation guidelines.

Students will use a variety of sources to explore a topic in order to produce documented material directed to a specific audience.

Suggest a Purchase

The library invites faculty, staff, and students to use this form to recommend books and other materials to add to our library collection. Every request will be considered.

Suggest a Purchase

Follow the steps on this guide:

A Student Guide to Registering for Zero Cost (OER) & Low Cost Textbook Classes

Library and Learning Resource Center (LRC)

Online tutoring appointments and live tutors are available through the LRC website.

Located on the first floor of the Library and Learning Resource Center (LLRC) building. The LRC provides students with free tutorial and learning support services in select subject matter areas, as well as workshops related to study skills, research paper formatting styles, math, and navigating the Canvas learning platform.

• High tech center for students with disabilities
• Student computers
• Literacy center
• Math lab
• Subject specific tutoring
• Writing lab

Submit this form to request accessibility for a library item. 

The item will be emailed to the student in PDF format within 24 hours. 

If assistance is needed while completing this form, contact a librarian.

Accessibility Request Form