Library User Guide: Study Room Policies

• All study rooms require a reservation! Rooms may be reserved by current TSU students, faculty, and staff. 
• Reservations can be made through the library's website “Reserve A Study Room” button or by scanning the QR code on the study room’s door. 
• Rooms can be reserved for 2 hours at a time, with a maximum of 4 hours per day if available. 
• Reply to the confirmation email. 
• Reservations will be cancelled if the booking is not confirmed within 15 minutes of start time.

• All study rooms must be reserved by using our online reservation system.
  • Use the QR code on the study room door or the “Reserve A Study Room” button on the Law Library’s webpage to reserve a study room.
• Rooms can be reserved for 2 hours at a time, with a maximum of 4 hours per day if available.
• Study rooms cannot be reserved more than 24 hours in advance.

• All study rooms will be a “Quiet Zone” with whispered conversations being allowed.

• Only acceptable food and beverages in approved containers are allowed. Snacks and covered drinks only.
  • NO hot, smelly, wet or “messy” food in the library study rooms. This includes all fast foods.
  • Please consume meals outside of the library.
• Personal items left in the study rooms will be removed.
• Nothing should be placed on the study room windows or walls, posted items will be removed.
• Library furniture should not be moved.

Faculty members or student organizations that need the study rooms for a specific purpose may reserve study rooms by contacting the Circulation Librarian, Patrina Epperson-Emmanuel at (713) 313-1011 or email Patrina. Epperson@tmslaw.tsu.edu.