The Carnegie Library will be closed this summer, May 11-Aug. 20. During this time, there will be renovation work in the Carnegie building that may pose safety hazards, as well as create noise, dust and general disruption for users of the library.
Items needed from the library may be requested at library.syr.edu/CarnegieRequest, by calling 315-443-5727 or by stopping at the circulation desk on the 1st floor of Bird Library; material will be retrieved and available for pickup at the Bird circulation desk or delivered to faculty offices. All summer reserve items, including those normally held in Carnegie, will be available at Bird Library.
The librarians who have offices in Carnegie will be available by appointment and can be contacted by phone or email. For contact information see: library.syr.edu/about/departments/rcsc/team.php. For portions of the summer, they may be based in Bird Library, so contacting them ahead of time is crucial.
For additional information, please contact Melinda Dermody, head of Access and Resource Sharing, at 443-5332 or mdermo01@syr.edu. Your patience and understanding during this construction work is greatly appreciated.
Website: libnews.syr.edu/carnegie-library-will-be-closed-for-the-summer-items-available-by-request/
Contact Person: Pamela McLaughlin, pwmclaug@syr.edu
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