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Use the left side of the chart for library services and specialized resources.
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Use the right side of the chart for the location of circulating books. Elevator
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| FLOOR | Services and Collections* | General
and Oversize Collections* Call Number Ranges |
FLOOR |
| 6 | Current and Bound Periodicals Copy Machines |
QD 86 - Z | 6A |
| PR 1500 - QD 85 | 5A | ||
| 5 |
Archives Special Collections |
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| M - PR 1499 | 5 | ||
| 4 | Instruction Room & Computer Lab | HG - LT | 4A |
| DT - HF | 3A | ||
| 3 | Multimedia Center | ||
| A - DS | 3 | ||
| MAIN |
Administrative Offices |
MAIN | |
| LOWER |
Government Documents |
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Elevators 1 and 2 stop on
these floors. |
Elevator
3 stops on these floors. |
| *See the table Locations Listed in MaagNet for a description of common locations. See the Availability/Status table for commonly used terms that describe whether or not an item is available for check-out. |
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Locating a book on the
shelf:
Most books and other library materials in Maag Library are assigned a Library of Congress Classification number (call number) and are arranged by those numbers on library shelves. Most call numbers begin with a one-, two-, or three-letter designation which represents a broad subject area. For instructions on how to read a call number see Reading Call Numbers. When you have found references in MaagNet for the material you want, note the call number, location and status, usually in a box below the bibliographic information. Items in the General or Oversize Collections (see Locations Listed in MaagNet for descriptions) are found on floors 3 through 6A. The location charts in Reference and by the elevators use the letters at the beginning of the call number to show you which subjects and/or call numbers may be found on which floor. |
Last Updated on January 27, 2005 By Web Master
Elevators 1 and 2 stop on
these floors.