EMCS Library moves to NH Hall

By John Reed, Media Relations

The Engineering, Mathematics, and Computer Sciences Library (EMCS Library) has temporarily moved to New Hampshire Hall in preparation for renovations at Kingsbury Hall.

Its former location will be used as temporary space during the Kingsbury renovations. The library will return to the renovated facility in Kingsbury Hall upon completion of the renovations.

“We’re expecting to move to our wonderful new location in Kingsbury Hall when the renovations are complete,” said Emily Poworoznek, librarian with engineering and physical sciences.

All regular branch library services and material types will be available in the New Hampshire Hall location including reference service, course reserves, calculators, current and bound periodicals, and regular books. While library seating is limited, there is wireless access for personal laptops. Also, the library has three laptops available for use in the library.

Of the approximately 45,000 volumes moved over winter break, almost all fit in the New Hampshire Hall library space. Materials not available because of the move may be requested via the UNH library catalogue online at http://www.library.unh.edu, and may be picked up at the circulation desk in Dimond Library.

The main entrance to the EMCS Library is located at the rear door of New Hampshire Hall, and up one flight of stairs. The library is accessible for persons with disabilities. Parking is available next to New Hampshire Hall in H-Lot.

For more information contact the EMCS Library at 2-1196, or visit its Website at www.library.unh.edu/branches/engmathcs.html.