The Library has limited space available for group collaboration. Five group rooms are available. Two rooms are available on a first come first served basis; and three rooms are available for reserve. See Group Room Reservation Policy & Procedure.

(Student groups and clubs that meet on a regular basis should contact the Assistant to the Executive Director, Student Life and Campus Services to schedule space)

While sound-proofing walls were used, all need to realize that, for ventilation, the walls of the group rooms do not go to the ceiling. If excessive or disruptive noise or behavior occurs, the group will be asked to reduce the noise and/or leave the facility. If an individual is utilizing a group designated room, and the room is needed by a study group, the individual will be asked to move to an area serving individual patrons.

When not being used for Information Literacy classes, the Technology Training Center (TTC) may be used by individuals and groups with quiet talking permitted. Check weekly schedule (subject to change) posted on TTC door.

The Information Commons is a public access area at the rear of the Library. Since the Commons area and its resources need to be available for multiple purposes, an academic library environment conducive to the pursuit of research and study needs to be maintained. The Commons cannot itself be a source of disruption within the Library. To support this end, groups are not permitted to work together on the Information Commons.In addition, Faculty cannot expect to conduct a class and/or perform lab type work with their class in the Commons.

To retrieve print jobs, go to the printer at the front of the library, across from the circulation desk. The cost for printing is .05 cents a page or 0.07 cents a page double sided.

Group Room check-out times are divided into time blocks.  A group room cannot be utilized by the same group for two consecutive time blocks. The time blocks during regular semester hours are as follows:

Student groups and clubs that meet on a regular basis should contact the Assistant to the Executive Director, Student Life and Campus Services to schedule space.)

The Library reserve the right to modify this information at anytime without prior notice

Rowan College of South Jersey - Cumberland Library is an open access library. Though its primary constituency is the College community, everyone is welcome to come in and utilize its resources (children under the age of 14 must be accompanied by an adult). While anyone can come in and use the library, borrowing privileges for those outside the College community are limited.

I Am A Student At Another College Whose Classes Are On RCSJ - Cumberland Campus.

Since the RCSJ library is an open access library, anyone can come into the library and use its resources. For higher level academic access to resources including interlibrary loan, please contact your College or University Library for access to their collections, including off campus access to research databases. The following may be helpful links in gaining access.

Fairleigh Dickinson University Library

Montclair University Library

Georgian Court University Library

Rowan University Library

Stockton University Library

Wilmington University Library

Franklin University Library

I Am A Student At Another College. Can I Use The RCSJ Library?

Since the RCSJ library is an open access library, anyone can come into the library and use its resources. If you are a county resident, you can borrow up to 5 books, 2 DVDs/Videos, and 3 CD-Music at one time.