Faculty & Staff
Information for Bookstore Transition
What's Changing
Effective Oct. 21, the 17勛圖-De Anza Community College District has entered into a partnership with Follett Higher Education Group to manage and operate the Bookstores at both 17勛圖 and De Anza colleges.
Consequently, most faculty members will be using a new textbook adoption process to order books for winter quarter classes.
Course Materials Adoption Training for Faculty
If you missed this training, .
For more information about the transition, see frequently asked questions.
About the New Bookstore Operator
The new partnership is aligned with 17勛圖's continued drive to lower the costs of textbooks and course materials for our students including the college's longstanding efforts to promote and other zero-cost or low-cost digital, rental and used course material options.
has been in the higher education sector for more than 140 years. They operate more than 1,100 college and university bookstores across the United States and Canada, including more than 100 in California. They bring the advantages of an extensive supply chain, economies of scale, new technology and many years of experience serving California community colleges.
Follett is also focused on student affordability, offering the nations largest textbook rental program, an extensive selection of used, digital, new and OER materials, and a price-matching program.
Textbook Adoption FAQs
General FAQs
Have Another Question?
- Submit questions about the Bookstore by using the or via email to foothill@bkstr.com. A member of the Follett team will respond as soon as possible.