Floor Maps & Study Rooms

Find Your Way Around

Visit our current services page for updates concerning study space and room use.

The JFK Library has three floors of services, resources, group study rooms and information. Maps are available below and on kiosks located on each floor. Additionally, our staff is happy to help you find what you are looking for!

 

Services:

  • Reference Desk
  • Circulation Desk
  • Thomas Hammer Coffee
  • Learning Commons
  • Multimedia Commons
  • Writer’s Center
  • PLUS (Program Leading to University Success)

Features:

  • Computers
  • Assistive Technology Study Room (Disability Support Services)

Collections:

  • Current newspapers
  • Periodicals
  • Reference

PDF Map of JFK Main Level

Services:

  • Curriculum Center (family friendly)
  • Archives & Special Collections
  • Service Desk
  • Equipment Checkout
  • Information & Assistance Desk

Features:

  • Computers
  • Computer Collaboration Center
  • Study Rooms
  • Instruction Rooms (L23 & Auxiliary)
  • Nursing Mother’s Room

Collections:

  • Book stacks (R-Z)
  • Video, audio, scores, & LPs
  • Oversize
  • Government documents
  • Maps
  • Microfilm/microfiche
  • Auxiliary periodicals
  • Children’s literature (including audio books)
  • Textbooks
  • Teaching resources

PDF Map of Lower Level

Services:

  • JFK Operations office

Features:

  • Computers
  • Study rooms
  • Courtesy phone
  • Vending machines

Collection:

  • Book stacks (A-Q)

PDF Map of Upper Level

Students work together in the library
Picture: Student reading a book in the library
Eagle sculpture in the library

Group Study Rooms

Students may reserve study rooms.

  • Small group (2 or more people): U03, L12
  • Medium group (5 or more people): U30, U34, M17, L20

Reserve these rooms at the main level checkout desk one hour in advance. To reserve M17, use Eagle Sync (students) or 25Live (faculty/staff).

  • Small group (2 or more people): M11, M13, M15
  • Medium group (5 or more people): M17*

*Reserve one hour in advance.

Map Image of Main Level Study Rooms

  • Small group (2 or more people): L10, L12*, L15, L16, L17, L18, L24, L26, L28
  • Medium group (5 or more people): L20*

*Reserve one hour in advance.

Map Image of Lower Level Study Rooms

  • Small group (2 or more people): U03*, U09, U13, U20, U22, U24, U27, U29
  • Medium group (5 or more people): U30*, U34*

*Reserve one hour in advance.

Map Image of Upper Level Study Rooms

  • We accept reservations for groups of two or more and only one booking at a time.
  • Reservations for M17 exceeding one hour are limited to one instance per week, unless approved by library administration.
  • Reservations are forfeited if the room is unclaimed ten minutes into or left vacant during the allotted time.
  • Unattended items are taken to lost and found at the main level checkout desk.
  • Rooms are not soundproof; the Leave No Trace and other library policies apply.

Group study rooms are for group study, not committee meetings, classes, or lectures.  

  • Lone users may be asked to vacate, as groups have priority.
  • All study rooms are first-come/first-served unless otherwise reserved.
  • Room M17 is a multi-purpose room that can be group study and meetings and events.

For further information or assistance with accommodations, please visit us or call 509.359.7888.

John F. Kennedy Memorial Library

320 Media Ln, 100 Library
Cheney, WA 99004
Main Desk: 509.359.7888

Support the Library

Federal Government information is available for free public use in Federal depository libraries located throughout the United States territories. Visit fdlp.gov for more info.

Eastern Washington University resides within the traditional homelands of the Spokane People and other tribes who are connected through their shared history of this region.

This land holds their cultural DNA and it is their Ancestors who are here and bring forth the knowledge of this place—the knowledge that comes from the land.

 

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