Research Fees Policy

Research Fees Policy

Library staff can conduct basic research for distance patrons. A research fee of $20.00 per half hour will be charged for research conducted by library staff, including a minimum fee of $20.00 for the first half hour. This fee is for staff time, and is due regardless of whether or not the desired information is located. Each half-hour fee includes up to ten (10) standard-sized scans at 300dpi. Additional scans require additional charges.

Patrons may also visit the archives to conduct their own research at no charge. Please contact the library to schedule an appointment.

Photocopies and Scans

Photocopies: $0.10 per page black and white $0.50 per page color

Scans of photographs and documents (standard sizes): $1.00 / scan at 300dpi

These prices apply to scans and photocopies of images and documents 11 x 17 inches or smaller. Scans of larger, non-standard sized materials are available upon request. Oversized scans require an extra charge of $20.00 per item.

Scans of maps, blueprints or other large format materials:  Contact us for pricing.

We prefer to deliver scans via email. Materials scanned to a CD will include an additional cost of $5.00 per CD, as well as any applicable shipping charges.

Postage and handling: $5.00 for packages sent by mail

All fees are based on current costs and are subject to change without notice. 

Copyright Restrictions

Some material may not be available for copying due to restrictions. All responsibility for copyright issues regarding reproducing and using reproductions must be assumed by the user. For any public use (including on a website, on a CD, in a video, in a PowerPoint presentation, etc.) or any public exhibit (including in a museum, business, office, etc.), a Permission Request Form must be submitted prior to use and additional fees will be charged if permission is granted. We will then issue a Letter of Permission.

Payment Options

The Library accepts cash (in person only), check, and money orders. All checks should be made out to Lake Superior State University Library.

We are unable to accept credit or debit cards.

Lake Superior State University Students, Faculty, and Staff

Fees may be waived for Lake Superior State University students, faculty, and staff using archival materials for educational purposes. Contact library staff for more information.

Instructional Professional Development

2020-2021 School Year

Utilizing Assessments to Enhance Student Understanding

ON24 Training Part 1

ON24 Training Part 2

 

Perspective, Habits, and Tools for Successful Online Teaching and Learning with Amy Smith

Amy Smith helpful notes for teachers

 

Introduction to ACEs with Julie Hopper

Unemployment

Unemployment Insurance videos to help file a claim

The Unemployment Insurance Agency has a series of how-to videos to help navigate the unemployment system and assist you with filing a claim.

View the full playlist of videos for employees here.

Keep in mind, it’s best to apply online during non-peak hours, between 8 p.m. to 8 a.m. The 24-hour website operates faster when fewer people are on the site. Visit Michigan.gov/UIA to get started.

Information around this outbreak is changing rapidly. The latest information is available at Michigan.gov/Coronavirus and CDC.gov/Coronavirus.

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Accident and Injury Reporting

Workers’ Compensation is a statutory benefit governed by the laws of the State of Michigan to provide wage replacement due to job-related injuries or death. The University, in accordance with the State of Michigan Disability Compensation Act, provides “Workers’ Compensation benefits” if an employee is injured in the course of employment.

Accidents- Injury Reporting policy-procedure 

First Report of Injury

Safety Concern Form

 

MCCSA

 

MCCSA Annual Report 2021-22 FINAL

MCCSA-Annual-Report-2020-21-FINAL (ADA)

MCCSA Annual Report 2019-20 FINAL_508 Compliant

MCCSA Board Member Video

MCCSA Board Member Resources

MCCSA Overview

MCCSA By the Numbers

MCCSA Best Practice Guides

Why We Charter

MCCSA Publications

Hiring and Recruiting

Hiring and Recruiting

Position Authorization-Reclassification Process

Scholarships

Junior Laker Scholarship

Frequently Asked Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Annual Book Art Competition

Welcome to the third annual Altered Book Art Competition!

An altered book is a book that has simply been altered in some way.  According to the International Society of Altered Book Artists, an altered book is any book, old or new that has been recycled by creative means into a work of art. They can be … rebound, painted, cut, burned, folded, added to, collaged in, gold-leafed, rubber stamped, drilled or otherwise adorned.  Altered books may be as simple as adding a drawing or text to a page, or as complex as creating an intricate book sculpture. 

The LSSU Campus Library, will be accepting entries for our third Altered Book Art Competition beginning Wednesday, November 1st thru Wednesday, November 29th. Supplies can be picked up at the LSSU Campus Library now thru Tuesday, November 28th at 4pm.

Competition Guidelines

  • The competition will be open to everyone, and will be judged in three categories:
  • Children: 6 – 12 years
  • Teens: 13 – 17 years
  • Adults: 18+
  • The altered book artwork must be that of the registered artist
  • Artwork must be completed, dry, and free of loose media (i.e. no flaking or rubbing off)
  • The judges reserve the right to refuse to display any work it feels is not appropriate
  • The LSSU Campus Library and the Bayliss Public Library in Sault Ste. Marie have the right to use images of any work on advertising materials or publications including on digital media.
  • There are no rules about how to alter your book – you can add to, delete from, cut up, collage, or reconfigure the book. The LSSU Campus Library will provide books or book covers that would otherwise have been recycled. Please do not repurpose library or otherwise viable books!
  • The teen and adult “book artwork” will be judged in four categories: aesthetics, technical skills, connection to Station Eleven themes (Ethics/Good vs Evil; Infectious Disease; and Sustainability of Art in a Post-pandemic World), and people’s choice.
  • All entries must be submitted by Wednesday, November 29th at 4pm to be considered for the competition. Please include a completed entry form with your artwork.
  • Winners will be announced on Thursday, November 30th at 4pm at the LSSU Campus Library
  • For some ideas on how to alter your book, you can visit some of the following websites:

The Judges – To be announced

Timeline

  • Pick up supplies now through November 28th.
  • Drop off art no later than 4pm on November 29th,
  • Altered Book Art winners announced on November 29th @ 4pm