- Use of Group Study Rooms is restricted to students, faculty, and staff of The College of New Jersey.
- Group Study Rooms are intended for collaborative work in the library and may not be used for regularly scheduled seminars, classes, club meetings, or other extra-curricular activities. Extra-curricular activities include but are not limited to fundraisers, sales of any sort, or event signups.
- Group Study Rooms are available on a first-come, first-served basis. Group Study Rooms may not be reserved or “held” by one person.
- Groups of two or more will have preference in the use of Group Study Rooms. Single users may be asked to move.
- Graduate students will have preference for the use of the Graduate Group Study Room (Rm. 413).
- Groups of more than six will have preference for the use of the large Group Study Room (Rm. 220).
- Study Rooms should not be used by any single group for more than three hours.
- Library conduct applies to the Group Study Rooms as it does for the rest of the building.
- Food and Drink Limitations: This policy explicitly limits the consumption of all non-snack items and all drinks that do not have secured lids, whether sold by the Library Café or not, to the Café.
- Group Study Rooms should be left clean; trash should be thrown away in trash cans.
- Belongings should not be left unattended in the Group Study Rooms. The library is not responsible for loss, theft, or damage of personal property.
- Chairs and tables may be rearranged within any Group Study Room but should be left neatly arranged upon departure. Furniture should not be moved in or out of Group Study Rooms.
- Library materials should be left neatly on the table in the Group Study Room. Library staff will remove the materials and reshelve them.
- Appropriate use of the Group Study Rooms is on the honor system.
Rev. 10/2014