Cooney*
Brian Cooney
Wednesday 9 September 2009 (the golden day of the year!)
12:45-2:00
The number for IT services is :
Phone: 509-313-5550 and email: helpdesk@gonzaga.edu
The Hours are as follows:
| M-Th | 7:00am | - | 9:00pm |
| F | 8:00am | - | 5:00pm |
| Sat | 12:00pm | - | 5:00pm |
| Sun | 10:00pm | - | 5:00pm |
The number for Periodicals is:
Phone: 509-313-3824
Hours are as follows:
| Monday – Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday |
8 am – Midnight 8 am – 9 pm 9 am – 6 pm 9 am – Midnight |
The levels are red, yellow, and green.
Red is a silenced quiet zone: no cell phones, talking or group study. This is located on the third floor.
Yellow is a whisper zone: keep noise to a minimum. This is located on the first and second floors.
Green is a talking zone: group study is O.K., respect other students’ study time. This is located on the first floor and lower level.
The reading area is located on the lower floor in the middle. Newspapers and popular journals are to the right side of the lower level. Periodicals are on the big shelves on the left and right of the lower level.
The hours that the IT service desk is manned are:
Mon. – Fri. – 8 am – 5 pm
Sat. – 12 pm – 5 pm
Sun. – 11 am – 5 pm
I can get help by calling x5550:
Mon.-Fri. – 7 am- 9pm
Sat. – 12 pm – 5 pm
Sun. – 11 am – 5 pm
Yes, the IT staff will help me if I need to recover files but only to a limited extent.
If I run into wireless connectivity issues the IT staff will set up my wireless connection for me.
No, they will not install software for me.
This blog involves librarians and their influence on Class Matters.
Following the wreckage of Hurricane Katrina, Proquest partnered with IBM to develop a “shelter library” which provides much needed services such as internet access, homework help, recreational reading, and even help filing insurance claims.
This shelter library, which serves as a substitute for the Baton Rouge Public Library, helps those affected by Hurricane Katrina who, after losing all of their possesions, do not have the rescources to continue with their education, career, or even daily life. For example, the librarians of the shelter library provide students with internet access and help with their homework so that they can keep up with their education, and it also helps adults file insurance claims and stay connected with loved ones. This library and the people who volunteer there are doing their part in helping those who are in the lower class due to a natural disaster continue with their lives and, eventually, hope to improve their situation.
This is great! You guys did an awesome job!
become a fan of foley center library on facebook and see more pathways pictures. you guys were an amazing group. thanks for being THE FIRST!