Meeting Spaces

Guidelines for Use: Seminar Room

The Seminar Room exists primarily for classes, seminars, workshops, presentations, programs, and training sessions provided by a member of the library staff or sponsored by the library. When not in use for these purposes, the room serves as an open study space for Musselman Library patrons. Other campus departments and groups are encouraged to request use of the room, within the guidelines, including short-term use only, not for semester-long courses or regularly scheduled meetings, with priority given to library instruction use.

 

To make a reservation for the Seminar Room, contact Paul Weaver, Reference Librarian,(weaverp@bluffton.edu; 419-358-3448).

  • Location. Musselman Library, 4th floor [no elevator]
  • Hours Available. Scheduled open hours for the Musselman Library
  • Description. 12 2-person study tables; 24 chairs (6 additional chairs available)
  • Equipment. SMART Cart (includes PC, projector, document camera, DVD/VHS/CD); screen
  • Food & Drink. Consistent with Library policy, food is not allowed. Beverages in approved containers are permissible.
  • Maintenance. Care of the room is the responsibility of the group that has the reservation; problems should be reported to the Circulation Desk.

Guidelines for Use: Nord Room

The Nord Research Room and Gallery is used by the University Archives and Mennonite Historical Collections unit, serving as a space for researchers to work and for library staff to display items of interest and historical value to the insititution.