The CSI Library provides a number of rooms for study and research. There are 6 small study rooms (for individuals or small groups). There are also two large study rooms available for larger groups (large study rooms require at least 2 students to reserve).
Room 111 – maximum of two (2) people
Room 114 – maximum of twelve (12) people
Room 115 - maximum of twelve (12) people
Room 116 – maximum of five (5) people
Room 108C – maximum of six (6) people
Room 108 B – maximum of six (6) people
Room 108 A – maximum of four (4) people
Room 107– maximum of four (4) people
Room 106 – maximum of five (5) people
Who Can Use Them?
To ensure the widest possible access by the CSI community, study rooms are available on a first-come, first-served basis for students, staff, and faculty.
When not reserved, these rooms may be used for individual or group study. Individuals (without a reservation) must yield the study rooms to groups (with a reservation). Groups needing to use a large study room (114 or 115) which is being occupied by an individual should ask for help at the Front Desk and not disturb the individual using the room.
If an individual or a group is more than 10 minutes late for their reserved time, they must yield their reservation to any other group needing a room.
Public Services staff will reserve study rooms for one-time use or multiple days up to two weeks for study sessions for CSI classes up to three hours a day. Reservations must be made 1 (one) day in advance. Individuals may reserve the smaller study rooms only. Study rooms will not be reserved for commercial or non-CSI related purposes.
Reserving a Room
To make a reservation, you can:
Conditions of Use
Study rooms are to remain unlocked at all times.
The Library is not responsible for personal items left in study rooms.
The Synexis air purifier machines must remain on and plugged in.
Library materials left in study rooms will be cleared on a daily basis and re-shelved.
Group Study Rooms are not meant to be occupied 24 hours a day by the same individual or group of students. Small appliances, bedding, air mattresses, and additional lamps or lights are not permitted. If occupied rooms need to be cleaned, you may be asked to vacate the room to allow janitorial staff to enter. Stockpiled food is also strongly discouraged because it attracts rodents. Students found to be “camping” in a room for more than 24 hours may be asked to leave if violations of these rules occur.
While the rooms are designed to support collaborative work and normal conversation is allowed, noise levels must not rise to the point of being disruptive to other patrons. Library staff may ask you to lower your voices if the noise level is too high. Failure to comply may result in a removal from the library.
Sleeping in group study rooms is not permitted. If students are found sleeping on the floor or on the furniture in the rooms, they may be asked to vacate the rooms.
Revised May 9, 2022
