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Study Room Policy

A small conference room with a table, chairs, couches, lamps, a framed picture, and windows with blinds.
Room 124
A small meeting room with a white table, four chairs, two armchairs, blinds, and framed art on yellow walls.
Room 125
Small meeting room with a table, chairs, lamp, clock on yellow walls, window blinds, and a wall poster.
Room 126
Library hallway with wooden shelves of books, a door labeled "Study Room," and a sign prohibiting food and drink.
An outside view of the Study Rooms
A small conference room with a table, chairs, couches, lamps, a framed picture, and windows with blinds.
A small meeting room with a white table, four chairs, two armchairs, blinds, and framed art on yellow walls.
Small meeting room with a table, chairs, lamp, clock on yellow walls, window blinds, and a wall poster.
Library hallway with wooden shelves of books, a door labeled "Study Room," and a sign prohibiting food and drink.

The following provisions apply to the use of the Library Study Rooms:

The Library’s three Study Rooms are available for small informal gatherings or independent private study. They may be reserved by requesting a time slot in advance with the Library Circulation Desk. Walk-in scheduling is accepted, although calling or scheduling in-person in advance will guarantee that a room will be available. Study Rooms can be held for up to half a day (4 hours) at a time.

Please keep doors closed when meeting for small verbal conferences.

No food or drinks are allowed.

The Patron Code of Conduct applies to Study Rooms. Noise should be kept to a minimum if patrons are sharing a room or for individual concentrated study.

No deposit is required for use of the Study Rooms.

ADOPTED 1-27-2015

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