Posts Tagged ‘opening hours’

24/4 library opening starts tonight – follow our tips for survival!

Monday, March 15th, 2010

  • Drink plenty of water – use the water fountain on the ground floor.  Avoid too much coffee or fizzy drinks.  If you do want a coffee use the facilities in the Library Free zone by the foyer.
  • Be organised – try and plan out your study to meet deadlines and avoid working all night.
  • Work alongside friends – for morale and motivation to get work done  Don’t forget your headphones if you can concentrate better with music.
  • Eat a banana instead of chocolate as there will be a slower release of energy to sustain you.
  •  Be safe. Let someone know your plans to study late and what time you expect to return.  Walk home with someone.  Never leave personal items or valuables unattended.  If you are parking in the car park remember to leave your registration details with staff.

 

24/4 Library opening starts tonight!

Tuesday, March 9th, 2010

The Library at Brayford campus will be open:

 24 hours a day MON-THURS

From 15th March-26th March
AND from 12th April-23rd April

 

Mon 8.30am – Fri 10.00pm
Sat 10.00am – 10.00pm
Sun 12.00pm – 12.00am

 

For more information contact:

UniversityLibrary@lincoln.ac.uk

Library & LR opening hours over Easter

Friday, February 12th, 2010

Our opening hours over the Easter vacation are now available to download from the University Portal, for all our centres…

…all in PDF format.

These documents cover the period from Monday 29th March – Sunday 11th April, except for the Riseholme LRC, whose opening hours will change from Monday 22nd March (i.e. a week earlier than at the other campuses).

N.B. also that this Easter vacation comes in the middle of the GCW 24-hour opening period at Brayford Pool.

Open round the clock! GCW:24 returns for 4 weeks this Easter

Wednesday, February 10th, 2010

GCW 24-hour opening logo A message from Ian Snowley, Director of Library & Learning Resources at the University of Lincoln. 

I’m pleased to announce that there’s going to be a return to 24-hour weekday opening at the GCW University Library (Brayford Pool Campus), for four weeks in March and April.

 The GCW building will stay open around the clock over the following periods: 

  • Monday 15th March 08.30 - Friday 19th March 22.00
  • Monday 22nd March 08.30 - Friday 26th March 22.00

(***Easter weeks – vacation opening hours t.b.c.***) 

  • Monday 12th April 08.30 - Friday 16th April 22.00
  • Monday 19th April 08.30 - Friday 23rd April 22.00

(Normal opening hours will apply at weekends.) 

During these periods access to computing facilities, printed and electronic reference materials, and library self-service facilities (borrowing, renewal, and return of books) will be possible throughout the day & night. Staffed library services will be available during normal service times

We run these periods of 24-hour opening because we want to provide you with the widest possible access to vital library materials and learning resources at the busiest times of the academic year, when most students will have assessment work to complete and hand in. 

You’ll need to remember to bring your University ID card to get into and out of the building. To help ensure your personal safety, we will not allow access to the library without a University ID card outside staffed service times. 

For more information about 24-hour opening, please ask at the help desk in the GCW University Library, or telephone us on (01522) 88 6222.

Closing time, Tuesday 22nd December

Friday, December 18th, 2009

hollyPlease note a change to our Christmas vacation hours next week:

The University will close at 3 o’clock p.m. (15.00) on Tuesday, 22nd December.

Desk services in the GCW University Library will finish at a quarter to three (14.45) – the library building will remain open until 10 o’clock p.m. (22.00).

Services at Riseholme and in Hull will finish at 14.45; the centres will close at 15.00 (there are no library desk services in Holbeach on Tuesday).

Full details on our opening hours web page.

Hull Campus Learning Resource Centre Christmas / New Year Opening Hours

Friday, December 11th, 2009

Hull tree

The Hull Campus Learning Resource Centre will be operating revised hours for the Christmas/New Year break between Saturday 19th December and Sunday 3rd January.  Opening hours during this period are:

Saturday 19th Dec 12noon – 5.00pm
Sunday    20th Dec CLOSED
Monday   21st Dec 9.00am – 5.00pm
Tuesday 22nd Dec 9.00am – 5.00pm*
Wednesday 23rd to Sun 3rd Jan CLOSED

*Subject to late change – please ring the library on the day if you are planning to visit during the afternoon.

Normal semester opening hours, including evenings until 9.00pm and weekend opening, resume on Monday 4th January. We wish you all a good break!

GCW: 24-hour opening starts Monday!

Friday, December 4th, 2009

The title says it all… round-the-clock weekday access to the GCW University Library, for two weeks, starts Monday 7th December.

More information here.

When are we open over Christmas and the New Year?

Friday, November 27th, 2009

Our opening hours for the Christmas and New Year vacation, for all four of our centres, are now available online, in PDF format:

These documents cover the whole of the vacation period between Saturday, 19th December, 2009 – Monday, 4th January, 2010. Normal opening hours resume on Monday, 4th January.

Also…

GCW/24!Don’t forget! The GCW University Library will be staying open 24 hours a day on weekdays for the two weeks before the Christmas break…

GCW:24! Round-the-clock weekday access to your library this December

Wednesday, November 11th, 2009

A message from Ian Snowley, Director of Library & Learning Resources at the University of Lincoln.

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What?

Yes, you read that right! I’m pleased to announce that the GCW University Library will be staying open 24 hours a day, on weekdays, for two weeks next month.

When?

The building will stay open day & night over the following periods:

  • Monday 7th December 08.30 - Friday 11th December 22.00
  • Monday 14th December 08.30 - Friday 18th December 22.00

(Normal opening hours will apply at weekends.)

Access to computing facilities, printed and electronic reference materials, and library self-service facilities (borrowing, renewal, and return of books) will be possible throughout the day & night.

Staffed library services will be available during normal service times. On Monday 21st December we’ll resume our usual hours: all of our opening hours are posted on the University Portal.

Why?

We’re doing this because we want to give students the widest possible access to vital library materials and learning resources at this important time of the academic year. These two weeks are the busiest in semester ‘A’; most students will have assessment work to complete and hand in.

We ran a similar period of 24-hour opening last year.

How?

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How will I get in to the GCW building during round-the-clock opening?

You’ll need to remember to bring your University ID card to get into and out of the building. To help ensure your personal safety, we will not allow access to the library without a University ID card outside staffed service times.

Who?

Who can I ask to find out more about 24-hour opening?

Please ask at the help desk in the GCW University Library, telephone us on (01522) 88 6222, or contact your Academic Subject Librarian.

, and from Monday 21st December we’ll resume our usual hours.)

Library desk services at Holbeach: Monday-Friday

Tuesday, October 20th, 2009

The library team at Holbeach are now able to provide desk services in the Holbeach Learning Resources Centre five days a week, Monday-Friday.

The exact opening hours, and staffed desk service times are available on our opening hours web page.

The Holbeach LRC is a specialist resource for the University’s dedicated food technology and food manufacturing centre. The library contains a collection of books, journals, magazines and reference material to support food science, agriculture, and management courses. There are study tables, a library issue desk, and 16 open-access computers, plus wireless access. Also contained within the LRC is a 20-computer training room.