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Patrons have a responsibility to use the library in a manner promoting a safe, secure, open and supportive environment that is conducive to teaching and learning. Marriott Library users play an important role in creating a positive quality of life and experience in the library. Please help us make the library an enjoyable and productive place for all users.
In order to protect your right of access, promote your safety, and protect library resources and facilities, the library prohibits activities that present health or security risks, damage library resources, disrupt the normal flow of library operations or are illegal.
For your safety and security:
-Personal belongings should not be left unattended at any time.
-Bicycles are not allowed inside the building.
-Roller blades and skate boards must not be used inside the building or at entrances.
-Parents are responsible for their children's safety and behavior.
-Suspicious or threatening behavior and accidents should be reported to library staff immediately.
-Library users should refrain from behaviors or actions that could endanger their safety or the safety of others.
For protection of the library collections, facility, and equipment:
-Theft, vandalism, graffiti, and other intentional damage to library property and collections are criminal activities punishable by law.
-Food is not allowed in the library; beverages in firm, covered containers only.
-Library equipment should be used with care.
-Library staff should be alerted to missing items in collections.
-Service animals assisting persons with disabilities are allowed in the library, but not pets.
-Smoking and the use of chewing tobacco are prohibited.
In consideration of others:
-Show respect and courtesy for other library users and library staff.
-Return borrowed materials on time, unmarked and undamaged.
-Refrain from unreasonable disruptive behavior that affects others use and enjoyment of the library.
-Respect designated "Quiet" and "Group Study" areas.
-Be aware that some material available on the WWW could be offensive to other library users; be considerate of those around you when viewing Web sites in public computer areas.
-Respect posted time limits and use restrictions on computers in reference areas.
-Cell phone conversations should be conducted outside the library or in areas such as lobbies where no one will be disturbed.
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