About Us

Stephen Banister, Director of Library Services
libdiroffc@tcc.fl.edu | (850) 201-8396

Tanja Waller, Assistant to the Director
wallerta@tcc.fl.edu​ | (850) 201-6108

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Rita Dickey​, Circulation Services Supervisor
​dickeyr@tcc.fl.edu | (850) 201-6178

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Jamie Johns, Library Technical Assistant II
johnsj@tcc.fl.edu | (850) 201-6177

Victor Keaton, Library Technical Assistant I
​keatonv@tcc.fl.edu | (850) 201-8257

Gregory Robinson, Library Technical Assistant I
robinsgr@tcc.fl.edu | (850) 201-6214

Tricia Elton, Faculty Librarian
English, Social Sciences, History, Education
eltont@tcc.fl.edu | (850) 201-6181

Kelli Herm, Faculty Librarian
Career Center, Transitional Studies and Student Life Skills
hermk@tcc.fl.edu | (850) 201-6513

Sila Lott, Faculty Librarian
English, Foreign Languages, Humanities and Speech
lotts@tcc.fl.edu | (850) 201-6182

Fyiane Nsilo-Swai, Faculty Librarian
Mathematics, Science, STEM Center and Student Life Skills
nsiloswf@tcc.fl.edu | (850) 201-6192

Sheri Thomas. Library Technical Assistant II, Reference
thomassh@tcc.fl.edu | (850) 201-6188

Kendra Heinold, Technical Services Supervisor
heinoldk@tcc.fl.edu | (850) 201-6185

Susan Crutchfield
Library Technical Assistant I, Technical Processing
crutchfs@tcc.fl.edu | (850) 201-6184

Susie Del Rosario
Library Technical Assistant II, Technical Processing
delrosas@tcc.fl.edu | (850) 201-6183

Jules Bailey, Faculty Librarian, Health Sciences
baileyju@tcc.fl.edu | (850) 558-4537

Joy McGriff, Library Technical Assistant I
mcgriffc@tcc.fl.edu | (850) 558-4537

Torrio Osborne, Riley House Liaison
osbornet@tcc.fl.edu | (850) 201-9728

Behavioral, Social Sciences, Education
Kelli Herm (Student Life Skills)
Fyiane Nsilo Swai (Student Life Skills)
Tricia Elton (Social Sciences, History, Education)

Business, Industry and Technology
Stephen Banister

Career Center
Kelli Herm

Center for Professional Enrichment
Stephen Banister

Communications and Humanities
Sila Lott (English, Foreign Languages, Humanities, Speech)
Tricia Elton (English)

Student Accessibility Services
Stephen Banister

FPSI: Florida Public Safety Institute
Stephen Banister

Healthcare Professions
Jules Bailey

Honors
Sila Lott

Learning Commons
Stephen Banister

Science & Mathematics
Fyiane Nsilo Swai

Student Affairs
Kelli Herm

TCC Online
Sila Lott

Transitional Studies
Kelli Herm

Workforce Development
Stephen Banister

The TCC Library strives to maintain an environment conducive to study, computing and personal enrichment. Adherence to the following guidelines is appreciated. 

1. The TCC Library welcomes anyone to visit our library. Some services are limited to current TCC and University Partner (Flagler, St. Leo, and Thomas) students, faculty and staff.
2. Library Users are expected to conduct themselves in a manner that is respectful of the normal activities and function of the Library, its staff and other library users, and are expected to adhere to TCC Policy 03-26 (Computer Security and Access, Software Licensing, and Electronic Correspondence) and the TCC Student Code of Conduct. 
3. Students using the computers for academic purposes will be given first priority. Students using the computers for non-academic purposes may be asked to relinquish computer access during peak times.  
4. Current students are allotted $4 per semester for printing (50 double-sided B&W pages). Additional funds can be added as needed. Staff is available to answer questions and assist you with the equipment and software. Please note, unused print credits are non-refundable. 
5. Please finish all food and tobacco products before entering the building. Beverages with tight-fitting lids are permitted. For your convenience, food is permitted in the 1st floor Learning Commons Lobby and at the picnic tables on the Library patio. 
6. Cell phone conversations, music or other multimedia should not be audible to others. Please use designated cell phone areas for phone conversations. Headphones are available for check out on the 2nd floor. 
7. When you leave the computers, remember to log-off, and take your flash drive, books, and other personal items. Computers left unattended may be logged out and offered to another student for use. 
8. Children supervised by a parent or adult caregiver are welcome in the Library. Disruptive children and their accompanying will be asked to leave. No child under the age of 18, except registered TCC students, may use the computers.
9. Designated quiet study areas are available on both the first and second floors. Noisier activities will be redirected elsewhere.  

Students

The TCC Library has computers available for use by TCC Students.  Current students are allotted a specific amount of printing per semester, pre-paid from student fees. Additional printing is available for a small fee. Learn more about our Printing Services. 

TCC library visitors are expected to adhere to TCC Policy 03-26 (Computer Security and Access, Software Licensing, and Electronic Correspondence) and the Student Code of Conduct. 

• The instructor is solely responsible for setting up and putting away reserved tablets.
• The instructor indicates how many tablets are used by entering the information on the clipboard form above the tablet charging cart.
• Each tablet is labeled with a number and must be returned to its corresponding numbered slot in the tablet charging cart.
• It is the instructor's responsibility to make sure each tablet is returned to the cart at the end of class.
• If a tablet is missing from the cart at set up, please contact the Library Directors Office.

Group and single use study rooms are available for currently-enrolled TCC and University Partner student groups on a "first-come, first-served" basis. Food is not allowed in the study rooms. Rooms are for quiet study. Violation of room policies will result in loss of room privileges.

First floor room keys can be checked out at the Access Services Desk.
Second floor room keys can be checked out at the Reference Desk.

Study rooms are available in two-hour time blocks. Dry erase markers are available upon request. 

The primary collection development goal of the Tallahassee Community College library is to provide and maintain collections in a variety of formats that support the curriculum and instructional programs of the College, a two-year lower division institution. A secondary priority is to provide resources that support and enrich personal and professional growth and promote the development of an engaged and informed citizenry. This policy outlines the standards and guidelines for the selection and maintenance of the Library’s collection, serves as a consistent framework for those responsible for collection development and communicates library policy to students, faculty, staff and the community.

View the full Collection Development Policy. 

Photocopiers are available for use by library visitors. 

Faxing is provided for current TCC students at the 1st floor Circulation Desk.  A current TCC ID card is required. 

The TCC Library strives to provide a learning environment conducive to study and research for students, faculty, staff and community members. Children are welcomed in the library, but, in order to preserve the rights and privileges of other patrons and to protect your children, the following guidelines must be followed:

• Children must be accompanied by a parent or adult caregiver who will be responsible for continuous supervision, including appropriate behavior.
• Loud, noisy, or disruptive behavior is inappropriate and the adult will be asked to remove the child from the building until such behavior is mitigated.
• Any person under the age of 18, except registered TCC students, may not use a public computer due to non-filtered Internet access.
• If a child is left in the library without adult supervision, Campus Police will be notified.
• Anyone not abiding by these guidelines will be asked to leave the library.

Current students and staff of any Florida public college or university are eligible to use selected resources at any other Florida college library through our statewide reciprocal borrowing agreement. 

These privileges often include the ability to check out books and select other materials and the use of the library facility for studying. 

Locally, this means that TCC students may use the libraries at FSU and FAMU. Students must show their TCC ID card with a current semester sticker to utilize these services. Materials checked out are subject to local rules regarding check out period and overdue fees.​​

Current students and staff of any Florida public college or university are eligible to use selected resources at any other Florida college library through our statewide reciprocal borrowing agreement.  Students must show their current school ID card and be in good standing at their home institution to utilize these services. At TCC, these privileges include the ability to check out books and select other physical materials and the use of the library facility for studying. Reference materials and serials may be used in-house but not checked out. 

Open Wi-Fi access is available on both floors of the library.

The library holds a small collection of textbooks and other items placed on Reserve by the TCC Faculty. Current students may check out one item at a time for one hour of in-library use. A valid TCC ID card is required. Students that keep reserves items past the time due may will their ability to use items from this collection.  

Faculty wishing to add an item to the Reserve collection may do so by completing a Reserves Form and bringing the item to the main library service desk on the 1st floor.