The Holy Angel University (HAU) Library as a repository center for both print and non-print materials exists to provide varied and accessible library services in sup-port of the University’s curricular offerings/instructional programs towards the development of the whole person through its continuing program of enriching, upgrading and maintaining highly accessible library collections and facilities.

To provide adequate, up-to-date and relevant resources and services to the HAU community, as a means to achieve the University's goals and objectives.

To support the University’s graduate & undergradu-ate programs’ instructional, research and infor-mation needs.

To develop, enrich and maintain the library collection in terms of the course offerings and pro-grams of the University.

FILIPINIANA These are materials about the Philippines regardless of authorship, housed in the Filipiniana Section at the 2nd floor of the library and are for room use only

PERIODICALS SERVICES The library subscribes to on-line foreign professional journals and local professional journals to support the instructional needs of the programs. Other relevant pop-ular magazines and national daily newspaper are also available in the Periodicals Unit. Back issues of Phil. Star & Phil. Daily Inquirer are maintained in DVD format.

AUDIO VISUAL SERVICES Non-print instructional materials which are invaluable teaching and research references that supplement the printed resources are available in the library. Other non-print materials like mov-ies and newspapers in DVD format can also be availed of.

INTERNET/MULTI-MEDIA SERVICES The library maintains more than 110 computer units for its internet services. These are installed and located in the following areas: Internet Workstation, inside the Ref-erence/Filipiniana, in the Graduate School Library and in the Faculty Corner of the library.

CURRENT AWARENESS SERVICES These services keep everyone up-dated on the latest acquisitions/publications & latest developments in the library. New acquisitions are displayed in the strategic places of the University.

BIBLIOGRAPHIC SERVICES List of new acquisitions are continuously sent to the

different users through the Deans.

Bibliographies are being provided by the Library on request.

BIBLIOGRAPHIC INSTRUCTION/LIBRARY ORI-ENTATION

Library Orientation is rendered to promote maximum utilization of resources, facilities and services of the Li-brary.

E-Resources Orientation is rendered to students and faculty to promote and maximize the use of the e-books and e-journals.

HAU Library subscribes to numerous databases to sup-plement the print resources of the library and to pro-vide excellent and comprehensive research literature for the use of the students, faculty, administrators and employees of the university.

E-Journals :

Ebscohost Journals (http://search.ebscohost.com)

Philippine E-Journals (http://ejournals.ph) Gale Resources In-Context (for SHS)

(http://ic.galegroup.com/ic/suic/?userGroupName=phhau)

E-Books

Ebsco E-Book Academic Collection (http://search.ebscohost.com)

Books 24x7 (IT Pro) (http://library.books24x7.com)

Access Engineering (http://accessengineeringlibrary.com)

CRCNetBase (http://www.crcnetbase.com/) IEEE (http://ieeexplore.ieee.org/xpl/wileyieeepress)

Other Databases

MyLegalWhiz (https://web.mylegalwhiz.com/)

Cabell’s Journal Directory (https://www.cabells.com/)

HAU students, faculty and staff can have remote access to a number of online databases containing e-books and e-journals.

Just log-in to Proxy server: thru our library webpage or

Link: http://ezproxy.hau.edu.ph:2048 Username: Employee Number Password: Birthday month/day/year (113095)

READERS’ ADVISORY This is a fundamental library service which involves suggesting fiction or non-fiction titles to a reader through direct or indirect means.

REFERENCE AND INFORMATION SERVICES Direct instruction and assistance are given to library clients regarding the use of references and information resources of the library. These services aim to satisfy all reasonable requests for information through the use of the library resources, the internet, inter-library loans and referrals.

CIRCULATION SERVICES The Circulation desk is located at 3rd floor where library materials are checked-out and subsequently returned.

RESERVE BOOKS Certain textbooks are kept in the Reserve Section for students who cannot afford to buy their own copies. They are housed at the circular counter of the Circula-tion Section.

ONLINE DOCUMENT DELIVERY SERVICES It is a systematic and exhaustive search for published materials on a specific topic. The literature and infor-mation needed is sent through emails of the requesting library customers .

ONLINE PUBLIC ACCESS CATALOG (OPAC) For fast and easy access, library users may use the online library catalog.

Dr. Bonifacio V. Ramos Director of Libraries

Daniel C. Macapagal Jonamae F. Lacsina

Rogel B. de Leon Zeny Z. Yap Cynthia Vasquez

Technical Service Unit Librarians

Nadia K. Mauricio Marisol Galang Circulation Librarians

Sheryl Q. Roque Raquel David GSU Librarian AVC Librarian

Marivic M. Pantig Internet Librarian

Amy T. De Guzman Arly Y. Gozun Ref/Fil Librarian Periodicals Librarian

DEPOSITORY COUNTER Those who intend to visit the enclosed areas/units of the library are required to deposit their things except their valuables at the depository counter

DISCUSSION ROOMS To avail of the discussion rooms, reservation should be made one day before their intended use.

FACULTY CORNER Located at the 2nd floor of the library and is pro-vided with two (2) computer units w/ internet con-nections. It can accommodate 12-15 faculty at one time.

REFERRAL LETTERS Are issued to faculty and students who wish to visit other libraries for their research.

SPECIAL MATERIALS Kapampangan Collections – the collection con-

sists of books, documents and other materials about the history and culture of Pampanga.

Ambeth Ocampo’s Collection these are exclu-sive collection that can be availed of at the Kapampangan Center.

PRINTING, SCANNING and CD/DVD BURNING The Library provides laser printing, scanning and CD Burning at the Internet Workstation.

Fees: Printing Text P 2.00 Image P 5.00 Scanning per document P 5.00 CD-Burning P20.00 DVD Burning P40.00

Payment will be made at the Finance Office.

Regular Term Mon—Fri 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM Saturday 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM

Semestral, Summer and Christmas Break Mon—Sat

8:00 AM to 5:00 PM

Website: http://www.hau.edu.ph/university_library/

E-Mail: universitylibrary@hau.edu.ph

Facebook https://www.facebook.com/hauniversitylibrary/

Phone: (045) 888 8691 local 1453, 1454

UNIVERSITY LIBRARY 2nd and 3rd Floor

San Francisco De Javier Building Holy Angel University, Angeles City, Pampanga

www.hau.edu.ph/university_library/

https://www.facebook.com/hauniversitylibrary/

ALL library customers are subject for inspection upon leaving the library section/area visited.

Faculty can borrow a maximum of ten (10) books in the library good for two (2) weeks and should be returned on due date. Three(3) Audio Visual materials may be borrowed for three(3) days upon presentation of loads at the start of each term.