Library Building Use Policies
Cell Phone/Pager Use.
Upon entering the library, cell phones, pagers and similar electronic devices should be set to non-audible signals. Patrons are asked to conduct cell phone conversations outside the library. There is no restriction on text messaging and is suggested as an alternative to voice messages. Inappropriate cell phone use can be reported to library personnel. The library reserves the right to ask anyone to leave the library if he/she is using a cell phone, pager or disturbing others in the library.
Children in the Library.
All children under 8 years of age must be accompanied by an adult or responsible caregiver at all times. Unattended children 8 years of age and over are free to utilize the library, provided their behavior is not disruptive to other patrons or staff members. Parents will be contacted when a child is disruptive, uses library resources inappropriately, or damages library materials or equipment.
Code of Conduct.
The dress code and code of conduct outlined in the current Zoe University Catalog apply to the library.
Computer Use.
The guidelines are provided for computer usage and are considered library policy. Violation of these guidelines will be subject to sanction, including possible expulsion from the Library, disciplinary action and/or loss of library privileges. Disciplinary action may involve the Dean Office and/or the President.
Disruptive Behavior.
Behavior that interferes with the appropriate use of the library is not permitted. This includes excessive noise, altercations, theft, vandalism, inappropriate sexual behavior, and harassment of any kind. All such activities should be reported immediately to library personnel. Patrons identified as disruptive will be subject to sanction, including possible expulsion from the Library, disciplinary action and/or loss of library privileges. Disciplinary action may involve the Dean Office and/or the President.
Food and Drink.
No food and only drinks with spill-proof lids are allowed in the library.
Gifts and Donations.
The library welcomes donations with the understanding that such materials become property of the library to use as it deems appropriate.
Handicap Accessibility.
Although the library and its collection are not considered handicapped accessible, an effort has been made to assist the handicapped patron in accessing library resources. Handicap restroom facilities and computer access are available for handicap students.
Lost and Found.
Items left in the library can be claimed at the Lost and Found in the Front Office.
Public Accessible Computers.
The library does not provides internet access computers for searching the online catalog, using licensed resources, e-mail and surfing the web to the general public. These computers are for student and faculty usage only. Academic work has priority and use is limited to one hour if others are waiting.
Telephone Use.
The library office phones are not available for personal calls. In the case of an emergency, please inquire at the front desk.
Study Areas
Excessive noise will not be tolerated in the study areas. Students will be warned once and on further notice will be asked to leave the library. Head phones must be used when listening to videos or music and must be kept at a level so that the sound cannot be heard by those nearby.
