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Designated as an after hours study room for current ³ÉÈËӰƬ Students, with a valid ³ÉÈËӰƬ Student ID, from building close until 3:00 a.m. or 24 hours during Final Exams, as posted on the library website. Public Safety will check student IDs when the building closes and monitor rooms regularly after hours.

NOTE: All Swirbul classrooms are to be used for class purposes only. If a current student needs to use software that is only available on classroom computers, they can make a request at the Service Point and use the classroom when class is not in session.

Designated as an after hours study room for current ³ÉÈËӰƬ Students, with a valid ³ÉÈËӰƬ Student ID, from building close until 3:00 a.m. or 24 hours during Final Exams, as posted on the library website. Public Safety will check student IDs when the building closes and monitor rooms regularly after hours.

NOTE: All Swirbul classrooms are to be used for class purposes only. If a current student needs to use software that is only available on classroom computers, they can make a request at the Service Point and use the classroom when class is not in session.

Collaboration Studios, located on the first floor of Swirbul Library, are designed for group study. There are 2 wheelchair-accessible studios, 5 small studios, and 3 large studios. These studios are for current ³ÉÈËӰƬ student use only.

Due to COVID restrictions, all studios can hold 1 person.

• 7-9 technology-enhanced studios for group study
• Accessible seating
• Wireless printing

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Collaboration Studios includes:

• Flat-screen monitors
• Dry erase writable walls
• Designated Accessible studios are available

Students can:

• Plugin their own devices (including tablets, laptops, and smartphones)
• Display from any device on flat-screen monitors
• Write on walls with dry-erase markers

Collaboration Studio dedicated to the use of the anatomical model. Students must use the anatomical model unless needed for Accessible seating. Students must check-in at the Service Point.

• Anatomical model
• Accessible Seating

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• Large open area
• Moveable chairs
• Conversation friendly
• Lively atmosphere
• Wireless printing
• Accessible seating

• Small open area
• Conversation friendly
• Comfy chairs

• Large open area
• PC and Mac workstations available
• Conversation friendly
• Lively atmosphere
• Printers and scanners available

Available after regular library hours until 3:00 a.m. or 24 hours during study and exam days. A valid ³ÉÈËӰƬ student ID is required.

Available after regular library hours until 3:00 a.m. or 24 hours during study and exam days. A valid ³ÉÈËӰƬ student ID is required.

• Collaborative Classroom
• Multiple display screens
• Wheeled tables
• Enhanced classroom technology

• Collaborative Classroom
• Multiple display screens
• Wheeled tables
• Enhanced classroom technology

• Collaborative Classroom
• Multiple display screens
• Wheeled tables
• Enhanced classroom technology

• A – E185:
• E185 – HQ:
• HT – PN:
• PR – PS, M, Theses, Reference Law Sets, Ref Z:
• PQ – ZA (Except PZ):
• Juvenile Books (4S):
• CMC Materials:

• Current Newspapers:
• Current & Bound Journals:
• Microfilm (A-Z):
• Microfilm, Classified:
• Microfiche, Classified & Periodicals:
• New York Newspapers on Microfilm:
• Reference Collection*:
• Ref Z Call Number and Supplementary Indexes:

* For assistance, please contact a reference librarian (2nd Floor Reference Desk)

• The Non-Print Media Collection, also located at the Access Services Desk, includes films, VHS and DVD video recordings, laserdiscs, software, audio cassettes, audio compact discs, filmstrips, slides, and CD-ROMS, many with accompanying guides. These materials are available for circulation to the ³ÉÈËӰƬ community.
• Media resources are fully cataloged and can be accessed via by subject or keyword. also includes the item descriptions as well as the type of equipment that is required for that media. On-site playback or viewing can be arranged for individuals or groups.
• Arrangements can be made to deliver and pick up audio-visual equipment on campus. Assistance is also provided for use of microforms and reader-printers.

• Since 1966, Swirbul Library has served as a selective federal depository library. ³ÉÈËӰƬ has the most extensive collection on Long Island of documents issued by the Department of Housing and Urban Development, the Justice Department, and the Department of Veterans Affairs, as well as titles from many federal agencies. Current library holdings include almost 200,000 titles.
• Selected government documents are cataloged and can be accessed through . The Government Documents Collection, in both paper and microfiche formats, is located on the second floor. In addition, some government documents are included in the main reference and circulating collections. Reference assistance in the use of government documents is available at the Main Reference Desk.
• The Reference Desk and Sager Lab are located on the second floor of Swirbul Library, adjacent to the Information Commons. Reference Librarians provide individualized reference assistance and help identify the appropriate books, databases, journal articles, government documents, and other non-print materials necessary to complete research.
• The Sager Lab computer lab is dedicated to online research for those who may or may not require assistance from a .

* For assistance, please contact a (2nd Floor Reference Desk)

This space is for faculty and staff use only.

The Curriculum Materials Center (CMC) provides sample educational materials in all formats to support the teacher education curriculum of the School of Education. As such, the CMC supports the School’s instructional programs, particularly in the areas of elementary and adolescent education, art education, bilingual education, ESL, special education, literacy, health studies, and physical education.

³ÉÈËӰƬ University Archives and Special Collections (UASC) collects, preserves, and provides access to unique and rare materials of enduring value; and serves as the institutional memory of ³ÉÈËӰƬ by collecting, preserving, and providing access to materials that document its history.

• Small closed area
• Comfy chairs and sofas

• Small closed area
• Check room availability at the User Services Point

• Small open area
• PC workstations
• Quiet conversations
• Printer available

• Individual study carrels and tables in the book stacks
• Conversation discouraged

• Individual study carrels and tables in the book stacks
• Conversation discouraged