Tag: facilities
Noise in the library on June 3
Movers will be in the Library on Friday, June 3 to remove metal shelves in the northwest corner of the 6th floor. This will be very noisy work. We apologize in advance for any inconvenience.
Jun 1, 2016
Coming soon: reserve a study room
On March 28, 2016, students, staff and faculty of UNMC and Nebraska Medicine can reserve study rooms just by using their official email address and a smartphone or computer. Simply go to our reservation system (to be added to the library’s home page) or scan the QR Code posted next to each room’s door, and […]
Mar 14, 2016
Study room work this weekend, March 12-13
The library’s study rooms will be frosted – allowing for more privacy. The work will take place on Saturday, March 12 and Sunday, March 13. Please be advised, there will be noise due to the work. Although unoccupied rooms will be completed first, students may be asked to vacate a room in order to complete all work. We will do our best […]
Mar 10, 2016
In order to improve the study environment, the library is now designating the 7th floor as a quiet zone. Please be aware that the study rooms are not soundproofed. Looking for a place to conduct group work? The 6th floor is where it’s at!
Mar 2, 2016
Where can I find books… in the library?
By Dawn Wilson With the McGoogan Library spread over three floors, it can be difficult to find what you need in an unfamiliar library. Here’s a mini-tour to help you out. Sixth Floor This catalog says this book is located on Reserve: Reserve items are located at the Ask Us Desk. They can be used […]
Apr 20, 2015
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