Schedule A Room

Knight Library, Center for Media & Educational Technologies (CMET), and Science Library have a variety of rooms which can be reserved by students and faculty for study, research, and instruction. Click on the link below for the type of room you wish to reserve.

Study Rooms, Special Purpose Rooms, and Electronic Classrooms

Current Reservations Calendar (not including the five locked study rooms)

All rooms listed in one calendar view
(VIEW ONLY - Use the links below to make room reservations.)

Go here for Building Use Policy Statement.

NOTE: Prior to submitting a request, please review the room's calendar and policy to ensure the room will meet your needs.

STUDY ROOMS

LOCKED STUDY ROOMS - bookable by individuals and groups up to four
Rms. 219, 248, 250, 319, 432 (all five rooms equipped with flat panel screens)
Policy | Self-booking instructions | Reserve room

UNLOCKED STUDY ROOMS - bookable by groups only (all rooms equipped with flat panel screens)

**Requests must be submitted at least 24 hours in advance; weekend requests need to be submitted by 3:00 p.m. on Friday of that week. Requests are not processed during intersessions.**

Policy | Self-booking instructions

102 seats 15/tv with vcr/dvd combo cart: Calendar/request a reservation
222 seats 15/chalkboard/screen/overhead: Calendar/request a reservation
235 seats 15/chalkboard/screen/overhead: Calendar/request a reservation
321 seats 6/chalkboard:   Calendar/request a reservation
322 seats 25/chalkboard/screen/overhead: Calendar/request a reservation
342 seats 8/flat panel screen/chalkboard:   Calendar/request a reservation
343 seats 8/flat panel screen/chalkboard:   Calendar/request a reservation
401 seats 18/chalkboard/screen/overhead: Calendar/request a reservation
402 seats 8/flat panel screen: Calendar/request a reservation
426 seats 8/flat panel screen/chalkboard: Calendar/request a reservation
428 seats 8/flat panel screen/chalkboard:   Calendar/request a reservation

Knight Library also has an additional ten unlocked study rooms available on a first come, first served basis. These rooms are: 245, 246, 249, 320, 345, 346, 347, 403, 430, 431(all equipped with flat panel screens)

ELECTRONIC CLASSROOMS (Knight and Science Libraries)

Electronic classrooms are to be used for instruction and training that requires participants to have access to computers.

UO Instructors: schedule a room by clicking on "calendar" under each room below.

KNIGHT LIBRARY CLASSROOMS

Proctor 41 - Rm. 41
Description | Location | Policy | Self-booking instructions | Calendar/request a reservation

Proctor 42 - Rm. 42
Description | Location | Policy | Self-booking instructions | Calendar/request a reservation

SCIENCE LIBRARY CLASSROOMS

Science Library has two classrooms available for hands-on instruction using laptops and a projector. Description/calendar/request a reservation

SPECIAL PURPOSE ROOMS

Faculty Studies
Policy | Applications are available in Rm. 115, Library Administration.

Graduate Studies
Policy | Applications are available in Rm. 115, Library Administration.

Browsing Room - Rm. 106. Room capacity: 140 row seating; 75 at round tables. This room is available for use by University and other community groups for lectures, conferences, and receptions during the hours the library is open to the public. Contact Library Administration, (541) 346-3056, for room scheduling and the fee schedule. Policy - Coming Soon | Calendar

Collaboration Center - Rm. 122; seats 30. The Collaboration Center is a flexible, conveniently located space where UO instructors, academic support providers, and student services professionals can meet with students one-on-one or in groups.
Policy | Self-booking instructions | Calendar/Reserve this room

Presentation/Practice Room - Rm. 147B; seats 4. Getting ready for an in-class presentation? Reserve the Learning Commons Presentation Practice Room to gain confidence with campus-standard classroom equipment.
Policy | Self-booking instructions | Reserve room

Studio A - lower level, CMET, seats 35. Studio A is a unique classroom used primarily for originating and receiving teleconferences, telecourses and videoconferences.
Description | Calendar

Room 56 - lower level, CMET; seats up to 3.
Rm. 56 is a small Tandberg videoconferencing room. Faculty teaching a distance education class with all students off-campus, or faculty conducting office hours with distance students are examples of appropriate uses.
Calendar

To schedule other Center for Media and Educational Technologies facilities or additional media equipment, contact the Center for Media and Educational Technologies Front Desk, (541) 346-3091.

Maintained by: Tiffany VanPelt, tambiel@uoregon.edu
Last Modified: 11/05/2009