UW Libraries Code of Conduct
The Libraries strives to provide access to complete and well-maintained
collections, information resources and equipment. The Libraries seeks to provide
a safe and secure environment and facilities suitable for reading, studying and
other activities associated with scholarly teaching and research. Library users
are expected to respect the rights of others, the integrity of Libraries
resources and the scholarly mission of the Libraries...<more>
Computer
Usage Limitations - Office of the Vice Provost, University of Washington
All of us have heard about the recent actions
taken by the recording and motion picture industries to stop what they perceive
as illegal copying of music and movies through peer-to-peer (P2P) file sharing
programs. These industries and other content providers take seriously their
interests. Materials such as music and movies continue to be protected by
copyright even when freely available on the Web...<more>
Computer Use
The University
Libraries support the University's and Cascadia Community College's
teaching, research, and clinical functions. The Libraries' public computer
equipment is provided to enable library users to access the collections and
other information resources and services in support of curriculum and research
needs... <more>
Food & Beverages
The
Campus Library & Media Center is committed to providing quality services in
an environment conducive to study and research.
To ensure those elements, it is paramount to protect materials and
resources. To that end, the following 'relaxed' policy has been
established regarding the consumption of food and beverages in the building... <more>
Cellular Phone Use
The
Campus Library & Media Center is committed to providing an environment
conducive to study and research. To
that end, cellular phone use should be kept to a minimum and conducted in
designated areas only. If cellular
phones must be used in the building, users should be respectful of others by
following the guidelines and policies... <more>
Group Study/Seminar Rooms
Group
Study Rooms are intended for groups
of UW or Cascadia students, staff and
faculty working on group projects, studying together, or conducting
meetings. They are not
intended for use as individual study carrels or as general-purpose
classrooms. Due to the popularity
of these rooms, the library has established reservation policies for their
use... <more>
UW Libraries Loan Code
Specific borrowing rights and responsibilities for Campus Library &
Media Center and other UW Libraries users...<more>