Student Group Study Rooms
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Raynor 2nd floor South
The south end of the Raynor Library second floor will be designated for collaborative
study. Students are encouraged to use this space for project meetings and conversation. Portable white boards with dry erase markers are available for group
use in this area.
Quiet study space is available in Memorial Library.
The library has 15 student group study rooms available for use. Some of the rooms can be reserved, some are only available on a first come, first served
basis. A group may use any empty room if it is not reserved.
With only 15 rooms available in Raynor Library, these student group study rooms are a shared resource. We ask that you be considerate of others and help us to
ensure equitable access to these spaces for all members of the university community.
The rooms are designated for group student collaboration, not individual study. While individuals may use a room if it is not scheduled, please be gracious
about surrendering the space if requested by a group. The rooms are also not intended for recurring class meetings, seminars, club meetings, or other
extra-curricular activities.
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FAQs
Undergraduate and Graduate students
Who is eligible to make reservations?
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Marquette Undergraduate and Graduate students with the exception of Law students* (Law students see the last question on this FAQ list). less....
How do I make a reservation?
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Click here: Student Group Study Room Availability and Scheduling
Students are required to check the room out at the Circulation Desk and obtain a pass for the room.
Be prepared to have members of your
group present:
For projector or LCD rooms 3 people
For large study rooms 5 people
We ask this to ensure that these high demand study spaces are used most effectively.
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Are there student group study rooms which can’t be reserved?
The following student group study rooms are
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generally available on a first-come, first-served basis.
There are 3 types of rooms that are available:
General purpose student group study rooms
R028, R030, R060F, R060G, and R060H located on Raynor Lower Level.
General student group study room guidelines apply.
All the above rooms have whiteboards.
Rooms with LCD projectors
R060J located on Raynor Lower Level.
General student group study room guidelines apply.
The above room has a whiteboard.
Rooms with LCD screens
R060E located on Raynor Lower Level
General group student study room guidelines apply.
The above room has a whiteboard.
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What student group study rooms can be reserved?
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3 different kinds of rooms that can be reserved.
Rooms with LCD projectors
R136 and R165 located on Raynor Level 1.
May be reserved for groups of 3 or more with technology needs.
At least 3 members of the group must be present at the Circulation desk to check the room pass out.
General student group study room guidelines apply.
All the above rooms have whiteboards
Rooms with LCD screens
R134 and R167 located on Raynor Level 1.
R215 and R217 located on Raynor Level 2.
May be reserved for groups of 3 or more with technology needs.
At least 3 members of the group must be present at the Circulation desk to check the room pass out.
General student group study room guidelines apply.
All the above rooms have whiteboards
Large group study rooms
R221* and R223 located on Raynor Level 2.
These rooms are reserved for groups of 5-10 students.
At least 5 members of the group must be present at the Circulation desk to check the room pass out.
*Room R221 also has a LCD screen.
General student group study room guidelines apply.
All the above rooms have whiteboards
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How long can I reserve a room for
Reservations are for up to two hours.
When can I make a reservation?
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to two weeks ahead of time. Reservations are made in half hour increments. Same day reservations must be made
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May I have more than 1 reservation in the system at a time?
You may have up to 3 pending reservations per person.
How long will you hold a reservation if we don’t arrive on time?
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10 minutes after the reserved time. If the room pass is not checked out within 10 minutes of the reserved time,
others will be allowed to utilize the room for the remainder of the reservation period.
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Can I use a student group study room if I am not with a group?
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group collaboration, NOT individual study. While individuals may use a room if it is not scheduled,
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Can I use a student group study room for tutoring or other formal/informal instruction sessions?
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intended for use by students for group work. Due to the high demand, we cannot accommodate use of these
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Faculty
I am a faculty member. May I make a recurring reservation for a student group study room for class purposes?
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not intended for recurring class meetings. We have very few student group study rooms and there is high student
demand for them. They are intended for collaborative student use only. Occasional use by a faculty member
for a special class session can be accommodated. Please contact the Circulation desk with questions. less....
Law students
I’m a Law student, may I reserve a student group study room?
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