Public health guidelines require libraries to reduce the occupancy in our spaces through physical distancing. To achieve this, we have taken measures to remove some seating and equipment. Making a reservation will help us keep students, faculty, and staff safe because we can monitor building occupancy and support equitable access to a reduced amount of study space and computers.
Making a reservation will allow you to book a seat before you come to the library, or you can reserve a seat when you arrive, depending on availability.
Policy:
- One-hour minimum reservaiton. You can book up to 2 hours in a single reservation.
- Two (2) reservations maximum per day (4 hours total).
- The two reservation maximum applies to the entire Stewart Library study spaces. You can make two reservations in the Study Space or the Computer Space, or one reservation in each space.
- Reserve up to two weeks in advance.
- Study spaces are for single occupancy only. Group study rooms will not be available because of social distancing requirements.
- Cleaning materials will be provided. You are responsible upon arrival and exit. Please allow a few minutes for this at the end of your appointment.
- Face coverings must be worn at all times in the Stewart Library, per state and university policy.
- No food is allowed in the study spaces because of the face covering requirement. Water bottles are allowed.
- You will need to check into the space upon arrival, via a link in your appointment email or by scanning a QR code on the study space. This will facilitate contact tracing.
Make a Reservation
Reserve a study space without a computer
Reserve a study space with a computer
Questions?
Contact Circulation Services at:
Phone: (801) 626-6545
Email: libcircstaff@weber.edu