Answered By: Sue Vazakas
Last Updated: Feb 23, 2024     Views: 27034

Make a reservation.

 


 

Study rooms can be reserved with your JHED ID.

How long?
You can reserve rooms and seats for as short as 60 minutes, or as long as 2 hours.

You can reserve rooms and seats for a total of 2 hours per day.

When?
You may reserve a room or seat up to and inclusive of tomorrow at midnight.

-- That is, no matter what time it is now, you can reserve a room to use any time from now through tomorrow at 12 midnight

Policies:

  • Reservations have priority over walk-ins for study rooms, but walk-ins are not accepted for the QRR.
  • BLC group study rooms require a J-card to enter; MSEL group study rooms are never locked.
  • If a room is not occupied within the first 10 minutes of the reservation block, the room is then free for walk-in use.
  • The reservation system cannot transfer a reservation to another user.
  • Students can't reserve non-group study rooms (such as BLC 4040 or MSEL C-level Seminar Room), but may use them when they are not being used by library staff.

 

Group study room locations and how many there are:
 
MSEL
  • A-level: 3
  • B-level: 6
  • C-level: 9
  • D-level: 2

BLC

  • Q-level: 2
  • M-level: 6
  • A-level: 1
  • B-level: 6
  • C-level: 3

Comments (3)

  1. If a person who has the reservation find a group of two in his room, does the person who has the reservation or the group of two have the right to the room?
    by student on Nov 05, 2017
  2. The person with the reservation has priority, unless you were late in claiming the room.
    by Margaret Burri on Nov 06, 2017
  3. Which study rooms have a monitor or tv for showing presentations?
    by student on May 26, 2022

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