Hours
Private, glass-enclosed study rooms are available on a first-come, first-served basis; reservations are not accepted. You can sign in for an available study room at the Reference or Circulation Desks.
These rooms are intended primarily for single use one-hour study sessions for a broad number of library users. The rooms are not intended for multi-hour use. If an arriving user requests a room and your party has been in a study room for an hour or more, you will be asked to release the room. Groups are also limited to one hour and may not sign up individually. You may not sign up for the other study room if you have already had 1 hour.
All times are according to the Library’s clock.
Other things to know about the study rooms:
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Study rooms are designed to hold four people. Maximum allowed occupancy is four people.
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If you leave the room for an absence during your session, please:
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Close the door behind you. Do not prop the door open.
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Take all valuables with you. The Library and its staff are not responsible for loss, theft, or damage of any personal items left unattended.
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Notify the Circulation/Reference Desk staff. An empty room may be considered available and may be reassigned, unless you let us know that you’re going to return.
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Be aware that the clock is not paused for any absences or breaks taken during your session.
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Check back in at the Circulation/Reference Desk to re-enter the study room
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Be aware that any unattended items left in a room beyond the one hour session may be removed and held by staff.
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Please advise the Circulation/Reference Desk staff when finished with your session and collect your library card/ID.
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Youths under 18 need to be accompanied by an adult at all times
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Food and beverages are prohibited
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Rooms must be vacated 15 minutes to closing
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Do not modify the room: moving tables, adding chairs, covering doors or walls, etc.
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Library card or ID must be left at the reference desk
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Groups are limited to one hour and may not sign-up individually.