Kimbel Library does have a limited amount of both federal and state tax forms on the first floor outside of the library instruction classroom (room 110).
If we don't have the form you need, forms can be downloaded from
http://www.irs.gov (for federal forms) or
http://sctax.org/ (for South Carolina forms).
If you need a form for a state other than South Carolina, try googling the name of the state and the phrase "tax forms" in quotes.
If you need help with your taxes, trained CCU student volunteers will offer free help sessions on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays.
The sessions will be held from from Thursday, February 18 through Friday, April 2 (except for March 12-March 19, spring break).
Sessions will be from 3:00-6:00PM in Wall 229 (Except for March 9, 11, and 23rd in Wall 201). For more information on the sessions, contact the CCU VITA (Volunteer Income Tax Assistance) coordinator at (843)349-2864.
CCU's Big Read for Fall 2010 is The Brief History of the Dead by Kevin Brockmeier. Find more information about the Big Read here: http://www.coastal.edu/fye/bigread.html.
If you are an iphone user, you can download the free Access My Library App, which will find the nearest public library in your location and allow you to search their Gale database subscriptions, no login required! A cool way to research on the go!
Do you have a research project you will be working on all semester? If you are planning on using any of the library's EBSCO databases, you might want to consider signing up for the "My EBSCO" feature. This feature will allow you to login to the database and save articles you find into folders that you can access again later or invite friends or group project members to share. For more detailed instructions, EBSCO provides this video tutorial: http://0-support.ebsco.com.library.coastal.edu/training/flash_videos/MyEBSCOhost/MyEBSCOhost.htm.
