Provides an introduction and basic information about the LRC and its collection, services, and facilities, and is usually conducted every first semester of the academic year for the new students, faculty, and staff.

This service consists of personal assistance provided to the patrons. The librarian gives assistance regarding the use and choice of books and other reading materials to encourage the patrons to use time wisely and effectively.

This service is an online service for fast access and retrieval of resources available in the LRC. The Online Public Access Catalog (OPAC) is equivalent to a card catalog. It is a computer-based catalog that can be accessed through the use of the Internet. It is composed of different search engines and buttons that redirect users to the collection of the LRC. This will generate information on the LRC collections as well as their availability.

Click the link below to access the OPAC: https://inbcaslrc.librarika.com/

LRC Circulation includes checking out materials to the patrons, renewing the borrowed items, reserving checked-out items for the patron, checking in materials returned, checking the materials for damage at the time of return, and receiving payment of fines for damaged and overdue materials.

The LRC offers a compilation of digital resources available to users via the internet. These resources encompass a variety of materials, including books, articles, and journals.

This service focuses on information dissemination to the students, faculty and to the rest of the academic community to keep them up-to-date with the most recent acquisitions, programs, services, and other LRC developments.

Responsible for: the selection, acquisition, cataloging and classification of LRC materials; the mechanical preparation of books such as stamping of ownership stamp; determining if books do not have torn or misplaced pages; pasting of book properties and etc.

The LRC conducts a yearly in-house evaluation of the effectiveness of the LRC programs, services and personnel.