• By setting up an on-line catalog so patrons can easily determine if we have a book and if it is available.
• By developing programs to fit faculty needs.
• By working with library workers to provide the best customer service possible through a variety of professional development programs.
• By working with other educational institutions to share and develop needed resources.
• By using technology in such a way that students and faculty may obtain the best references to meet their needs. This will involve the use of both pay and free databases.
• By continuing to update our collection and access to online materials.
• By working closely with the Belizean Studies Department and the Jesuit Community to collate and protect the valuable materials relating to Belize and the history of St. John’s College

​Services​

• Friendly, knowledgeable service. Our staff seeks to provide the service that our patrons need in order to meet their goals in coming to the library.
• Photocopying is available at $0.25 a page. We do not make photocopies from required textbooks.
• Printing is also $0.25 a page, however printing credits need to be purchased at the book store.
• Reference help is available from any staff person. There is a collection of reference materials in the reference area of the library. These books are to be used within the library. A vertical file collection of articles that relate to courses offered at St. John’s is available and growing. Faculty will often ask that a particular book be placed on reference for a limited period of time. These books are kept in the front office and are available for use within the library.
• Library instruction on use of the library and any library materials is available for classes and/or individuals.
• There is a small DVD/video collection available for classroom use only.
• A computer based catalog system is available that will help patrons to know if we own a certain book and if it is available.