Haruna Wakili Library Reader Services Unit is dedicated to providing comprehensive support and resources to meet the diverse needs of its patrons. This unit focuses on enhancing the user experience through personalized assistance, access to a wide range of materials, and programs designed to promote reading and research. Here are the key features and services offered by the Reader Services Unit:

Reference and Information Services:

The Reader Services Unit offers professional assistance to users seeking information. Skilled librarians are available to help with research inquiries, guide users in locating resources, and provide answers to specific questions. Whether it's a simple query or in-depth research assistance, the staff is ready to support all patrons.

Circulation Services:

Efficient circulation services are at the core of the Reader Services Unit. This includes the check-out and return of library materials, managing holds and reservations, and ensuring smooth access to physical and digital resources. Automated systems and RFID technology streamline these processes for user convenience.

Resource Guides and Subject Librarians:

Specialized resource guides and subject-specific librarians are available to assist users with tailored support in their fields of study. These guides provide curated lists of books, journals, databases, and other resources relevant to particular subjects, making it easier for

Study and Collaboration Spaces:

The Reader Services Unit manages the library’s study and collaboration spaces. This includes individual study carrels, group study rooms, and quiet zones. These spaces are designed to cater to different study preferences and needs, providing a conducive environment for learning and collaboration.

Access to Digital Resources:

With a growing emphasis on digital access, the Reader Services Unit ensures that users can easily access a wide array of e-books, online journals, databases, and multimedia resources. The unit provides guidance on navigating digital platforms and troubleshooting access issues.

Feedback and User Engagement:

The Reader Services Unit values user feedback and actively seeks input to improve services. Regular surveys, suggestion boxes, and user forums are some of the ways the unit engages with patrons to understand their needs and expectations better.

Community Outreach:

Extending beyond the library walls, the Reader Services Unit engages in community outreach programs. These initiatives include partnerships with local schools, community centers, and organizations to promote literacy and provide library services to a broader audience.