Sims Memorial Library seeks to create a welcoming, comfortable, and safe environment
for our users. It is also the Library’s responsibility to preserve an environment
conducive to research and study. Behavior that disrupts or obstructs academic pursuits
or the delivery of library services is a violation of this policy. Inappropriate conduct
includes, but is not limited to:
DISRUPTIVE LIBRARY USERS
If a user is found to be abusing a policy or exhibiting disruptive behavior in the facility, a verbal warning will be issued. Warnings may be issued by any library team member, including student workers.
After one warning is issued, the user will be asked to leave the facility if the disruptions continue.
The user is expected to leave the facility immediately.
If the user fails to leave, University Police will be called to escort the patron from the facility. Circulation will be notified when the police have been called to help direct responding officers.
If a user is found to be participating in illegal behavior or activities, University Police will be called immediately.
FOOD
Food and drinks are allowed in Sims Library.
Beverages must be in firmly-lidded, spill-proof containers and are permitted in most areas throughout the Library. Areas that don’t allow beverages are marked with signs.
Patrons are expected to put all food and drink related trash into one of the many
trash cans located
throughout the building.
Spills should be reported to a Library staff member.
CELL PHONES AND OTHER AUDIBLE ELECTRONIC DEVICES
Cell phones, pagers, and similar electronic devices should be set to no-ring (vibrate)
mode and should only be used in lobby areas. Devices with headphones should be set
at a low volume so sound is not audible to others.
ELECTRICAL CORDS
Electrical cords must not be draped across aisles or in any manner that creates a tripping hazard.
ACADEMICS
RESOURCES
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