Library on the Move!

The library renovation project is underway. Before any work can be done on the building, it must be vacated. Space has been found for all of the entities currently housed in the library building in various locations across campus. The tentative time line for moving library services is as follows:

Person	Department	From	To	When
Jay Trask	Archives	L610	LS114	11/10/2008
Shahrzad Khosrowpour	Cataloging	L623	Admin 310A	11/12/2008
Audrey Hancock	Acquisitions	L639	Admin 310C	11/12/2008
Veronica Santistevan	Cataloging	L636B	Admin 310C	11/12/2008
Julie Fronmueller	Outreach & Instruction	L631	HSB243	11/17/2008
Karen Pardue	Instructional Technology	L612A	HSB221	11/17/2008
Courtney Bruch	Instruction	L214	HPER PE263	11/17/2008
Margaret Kleszynski	Collection Development	L608	HPER PE 262	11/17/2008
Dan Sullivan	Reference	L215	HPER PE261	12/19/2008
Loretta Fisher	Periodicals	L306	Admin 310D	12/19/2008
Kim Hunter	Administration	L210	Admin 302	12/19/2008
Rhonda Gonzales	Administration	L210	Admin 303F	12/19/2008
Jill Deulen	Interlibrary Loan	L220	OUC Underground	Upon completion of construction in new space.
Sandy Hudock	Access Services	L220	OUC Underground	Upon completion of construction in new space.
Matt DeCesaro	Circulation	L105	OUC Underground	Upon completion of construction in new space.
Felicia Martinez	Circulation	L105	OUC Underground	Upon completion of construction in new space.

All phone numbers and email addresses for library staff and departments will remain the same.

The Library Information Commons, including the Information Desk, Reference Services, and the Computer Lab housed on the second floor of the library are scheduled to move to the OUC Underground in January.

First floor circulation services will also move to the Underground at this time.

The periodicals and books housed on the 3rd, 4th, and 5th floors of the library
will be moved into temporary storage in the wing of the library beginning in January. Library patrons will be able to request books and articles from the collection, which will be available for pick-up in the Underground.

Relocation of the University Archive

The University Archives and Special Collections, currently housed on the sixth floor of the University Library, will be moving to the Life Sciences building – rooms 112 and 114. The move is tentatively scheduled for November 10th. This is the first in a series of moves to vacate the Library building for renovation. Jay Trask, University Archivist, will keep the same phone number and email address.

A timeline for vacating the building and the new locations of library services and staff will be coming soon!