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Middlesex Campus Library

Middlesex Library Collaborative Work Spaces

Pegasus Green (708A & B, 709 A-D)

Pegasus Green rooms, or collaborative workspace study rooms in The Learning Commons, may be booked by visiting the Middlesex Library front desk in Chapman Hall. Study Rooms are for Middlesex Staff, Faculty, or Students only. For more detailed information, please review the guidelines below. 

                                                   

 

Library Instruction Classroom (710)

                                                   

 

Room Specifications:

CD/DVD Player, PC Computer, Ceiling Projector, SMART Teaching Podium/Touch Monitor, Wi-Fi, Wired Data Jacks
The library instruction classroom is designated for librarians to teach information literacy classes. For more information, please view the guidelines below.

Max capacity: 25

C-Pods and Group Study Rooms

Collaborative Workstations (C-Pods)            A photograph of one of the library c-pod workstations

C-Pods are intended for academic use only. There are two collaborative workstations
(C-Pod A and B). Each workstation seats up to five (5) students, and they are located next to the library classroom. The following policies apply to the workstations:

  • Reservations are accepted on the spot for groups of 2 or more only if a station is free.
  • Workstations can only be reserved or occupied for a period of up to 2 hours.
  • Walk-up groups of 2 or more may use the workstations – if they are not booked – for a period of up to 2 hours.
  • If there is no one waiting to use a station after 2 hours, groups are permitted to stay longer.
  • Reasonable low-level talking is permitted at the workstations.
  • Covered drinks are permitted; however, no food allowed.

Group Study Rooms

Room 705 is a small group study room with two PCs.

Groups of 2 or More People

  • Study Rooms are for Middlesex Staff, Faculty, or Students only.
  • Go to the Library Front Desk to inquire if this room is available.
  • Walk-in reservations are accepted only if the room is free. No reoccurring appointments may be made.
  • If you reserve the room but do not appear 15 minutes past the reserved time, the room may be given to others who are waiting.

Individuals

  • This room may be used on a first-come, first-served basis only (no reservations allowed), Inquire at the Library Front Desk about availability. If the room is required by a group of 2 or more, or by Disability Services, you will be asked to leave.
  • Room 707 is a study room with one PC and designed for patrons with sensory friendly needs.
Please Note: The spaces can only be reserved or occupied for a period of up to 2 hours.