Study Room Guidelines

• Priority use of the rooms will be given to students using them for group study (2 or more people constitute a group).
• Study rooms are not intended for use as individual study carrels or as general-purpose classrooms.
• Reservations must be made online up to four weeks in advance.
• Reservations can be made up to 24 hours in advance, but may not be made same day. If student does not have a reservation, unreserved rooms are available on a first-come, first-served basis.
• Please view the calendar (below) for the room you want to reserve and confirm it is available before requesting a reservation.

 Requests for study rooms must be made:

1. 24 hours in advance
2. No more than one month ahead of time
3. No more than a four hour block
4. If a room is not reserved, the room may be used on a first-come, first-served basis

About the Study Rooms

Lake Washington Institute of Technology's three study rooms on the 2nd and 3rd floors can be reserved on request. Please check the calendar for each for each room for availability.

What's in Each Study Room?

The 2nd floor study room (T215J, formerly the Digital Media Studio or DMS) includes two computers that have specialized software for audio and visual media editing. Additional hardware such as cameras and microphones are available from the library's information desk. The 3rd floor study rooms are larger in size and contain large monitors with HDMI cables for project collaboration. These two study rooms also contain HappyLights that provide mood-enhancing vitamin D when used. All study rooms have doors to enhance privacy and concentration.

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