On September 1st–2nd, 2026, the library conducted an orientation session for first-year students. The session aimed to familiarize them with the library’s services, resources, procedures, and rules and regulations.
The session formed part of a broader orientation program. Additionally, it covered key areas, including:
- Library overview and services
- Library organization and circulation processes
- Online Public Access Catalog (OPAC)
- Electronic resources and MYLOFT
- Library rules and regulations
We assigned topics to library staff to improve Library orientation.
Additionally, each staff member then led the relevant training sessions.
Consequently, this approach gave students comprehensive and practical guidance.
Overall, they learned how to use the library effectively and access its resources and services.
Library orientation
The Library orientation aimed to equip first-year students with the knowledge and skills to use the library throughout their studies. It taught how to find, evaluate, and access resources, and it clarified library policies and expectations. Overall, the program sought to promote confident, responsible use of library facilities and services.
We successfully conducted the Library orientation for the First-Year Class of 2026/2027. It provided essential information and practical knowledge on using library facilities and services. This program reinforced how to locate resources, borrow items, and comply with guidelines. Participants also learned about study spaces, reference services, and remote access.