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The fourth floor of the library houses the IT Department and School of Graduate and Professional Studies. To the left of the elevators is the Graduate Reading Room and IT Department, and to the right is the IT Help Desk and School of Graduate Studies, Research, and Innovation further down the hall. Restrooms are across from the School of Graduate Studies.
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Virtual tour fourth floor 2018
- 1. Fourth Floor The Fourth Floor of the library houses the IT Department and the School of Graduate and Professional Studies To the left is the Graduate Reading Room and the Department of Information Technology. This is the view of the fourth floor as you step off the elevators on the stack side. To the right is the IT Help Desk; further down the hallway on the right is the School of Graduate Studies, Research, and Innovation. Restrooms are to the left across from the School of Graduate Studies. ITDepartment IT Help Desk School of Graduate and Professional Studies
- 2. The IT Help Desk is located to the right of the elevators. Graduate Studies, Research, and Innovation IT Help Desk
- 3. IT Department Reading Room To the left of the fourth floor elevators is a corridor leading to a Reading Room and the IT Department. The Graduate Study Room is to the right of the corridor. This concludes our tour of the fourth floor.
- 4. Thank you for taking the tour and we hope it was informative. We look forward to seeing you in the library soon.