Welcome to the Library! now what?

Orange: Circulation Desk Pink: Upper Level Yellow: Lower Level Blue: Reference Desk Green: Wild Card!

How long can I keep this awesome book that I checked out? check out How long can I keep this awesome book that I checked out? A: You can check out a book from the General collection for THREE weeks!

All you need is a library card two or more people Group study room Where in the Library can I practice my stand up routine for my friends? Get a group study room! All you need is a library card two or more people & a visit to the Circulation desk!

at the Circulation Desk! computers My paper is due in two hours and all the computers are full! AAAARRRGGGHHH! You can also use an express station in the print center for quick print jobs, use the Catalog station by the reference desk, or head upstairs to the Academic Computing Center You can borrow a laptop at the Circulation Desk!

It is the College & Career Center! Home of books & videos What’s CCIC? Um, what the heck is CCIC? It is the College & Career Center! Home of books & videos to help you get info on education jobs and careers

Natural Science Center What is up with all those body parts upstairs? That is the Natural Science Center! A great place to study your sciences

We have microscopes so you don't need to be in the lab to see slides What are all those microscopes for anyway? microscopes We have microscopes so you don't need to be in the lab to see slides

Color copies are $1 Black & white are 10 cents My sister emailed me Printing costs My sister emailed me a picture of her kitten Mr Boodles How much will it cost to print it? If you have to make a lot of copies, consider getting a print card– it costs $1 but copies will only cost you 6.6 cents Color copies are $1 Black & white are 10 cents

Magazines and journals are arranged alphabetically by title Can’t find anything I can't find a thing in here! How are the magazines organized anyway? Magazines and journals are arranged alphabetically by title

We have an A/V area where you can watch VHS movies DVDs I have to watch a movie for my class! What do I do? Where do I go? Some DVDs (usually popular films) have stickers that say “Not for Public Viewing”– these need to be watched in a viewing room. Instructional DVDs can be viewed at any public computer terminal– you can even check out headphones at the Circulation Desk We have an A/V area where you can watch VHS movies And you can watch a DVD in any of the Library computers We can even loan you some headphones!

Librarians work with your instructor to create Why library sessions? Why do all of my instructors bring me to Library? I feel like I have been in this room a billion times! Librarians work with your instructor to create a Library session that is geared toward the assignments you have in that class You get some hands on research time plus: Free Printing!

Feel free to relax in the Library Nap Whew! All this thinking is making me sleepy Can I take a nap? We want you to feel at home in your Library, but we also want to make sure that no disturbs anyone else. This is why we allow drinks, but not food; cell phone use on the first floor only; and quiet in the quiet study areas– no talking, no audible music and no snoring! Feel free to relax in the Library But please do not snore!

Head to the Reference Desk for all your citing sources needs! Citation Help Help! I need to write a bibliography! Now!!! Head to the Reference Desk for all your citing sources needs! A Librarian can help with both APA and MLA (or any others you might have)

We do have some pretty cool reference books This Encyclopedia of Beer is awesome! Can I take it home? We do have some pretty cool reference books but they all have to stay here in the Library

I think I might be lost Where can I get a map? There is a whole Maps I think I might be lost Where can I get a map? There is a whole section of maps & atlases in the reference section We also have campus and building maps at the desk