About the Library: Study Spaces

To meet the diverse needs of our community of learners, the Learning Commons offers a variety of study spaces:

1) Conversational 

• Conversation noise is expected.
• This area includes primarily the front half of the library:
  1. Library Service desk
  2. Computer stations
  3. Lounge seating & "Think Tank" tables
  4. Tutoring area
  5. The library classroom/lab

2) Quiet (but not silent)

• Only low-level talking is permitted.
• Cell phones should be set to silent; leave the area to speak on the phone.
• This area includes primarily the back half of the library:
  1. Study tables
  2. Individual study carrels and seating
  3. Book stacks

3) Silent Study Room

• No talking, please.
• Area is intended to serve as silent, individual study space.
• Cell phones should be set to silent; leave the area to speak on the phone.

4) Group Study Rooms

• Located in the front and the back of the library.
• Monitors can be connected to laptop.
• Include white boards (markers may be borrowed at the Library Services desk)
• Great for louder groups to work together on projects, presentations, etc.
• Groups are prioritized but individuals can use these if they are available.

5) Family Study Room

• This room is for our student parents/guardians and their children.
• Students accompanied by their children have priority, and other users may be asked to leave in the case of a family request
• Children must be accompanied and supervised at all times.
• Parents/guardians are responsible for their children's safety and behavior.

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