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Online Room Reservation

Our 30+ group study rooms vary in size and available technology. Please select the library location to view the list of rooms and find one that meets your needs.
Norlin Library
Business Library (Leed students only)
Gemmill Library Earth Sciences & Map Library Music Library
​ If you're booking a group study room in Norlin, you must check out a key at the Norlin Circulation or Commons Desk.

Reserve a Norlin Library Group Study Room by Phone

If unable to use our online reservation system, you may still reserve a group study room by calling Norlin Library at 303-492-5506.

Other Available Study, Research, and Instruction Spaces

For information on instruction and presentation spaces, please contact:

Norlin Library Research Services
reflib@colorado.edu​
303-492-7521 (phone)
720-254-1895 (text)

All group study rooms are only available to current CU Boulder students.
Group Study Room Policy

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Graduate student study carrels are available in Norlin Library.

The third floor suite has first-come, first-served desks and reserved shared desks. Secured storage cabinets are also available.

The fifth floor suite has only reserved desks without secured storage.

There's a lengthy waitlist for reserved carrels.

To request access to the third-floor suite and to be placed on the waitlist for a reserved carrel, please contact Norlin Library Circulation at: norcirc@colorado.edu

or visit the Norlin Library Circulation Desk and present your Buff OneCard.

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Research Guides: Access Resources Off Campus: Access Resources Off Campus

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Home Services Borrowing from Other Libraries and Document Delivery Service

If we don't have what you're looking for, you may use Prospector or Mobius to borrow items from regional libraries. Learn more about these services here.

You may also use our Interlibrary Loan/Document Delivery services to request materials from libraries around the world, as well as copies of articles and portions of books available here at CU Boulder. Place your request using our ILLiad software.

Interlibrary Loan/Document Delivery services are available to registered faculty, staff, and students and other authorized users at the Boulder Campus. Learn more here.
Prospector / MOBIUS ILLiad

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Center for Research Data & Digital Scholarship

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Research Guides: Citation Managers: Citation Management

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As a campus partner in the educational mission of the University of Colorado Boulder, we provide library instruction and information literacy seminars for faculty and students.

Library seminars are available during regularly scheduled class times and should be arranged a minimum of two weeks in advance.

If you're teaching a class at CU-Boulder and would like to schedule a library instruction session, please select the description which best describes your class:

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Assistant Professor * Science & Engineering Librarian

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Assistant Professor * Japanese & Korean Studies Librarian

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Adam manages the Japanese and Korean Collections at the University libraries. He teaches research skills in literature, history, language, and across many other disciplines as they relate to Japanese and Korean Studies. If you have students whose research skills you want to improve, you can email him to set up a session for your class. If you need an in depth discussion on supporting your research of Japan, Korea, or other matters, you can use his calendar to schedule a consultation. Adam also specializes in managing multilingual sources of information with the Juris-M software.

The University Libraries' acquisition of books, journals, and a variety of media and electronic sources in Japanese and Korean are coordinated by Adam. Your suggestions for additional materials for our vernacular or English language collections are welcome any time. Adam earned his B.A. in Japanese studies at the University At Albany. After graduating, he participated in the Japan Exchange and Teaching Program (JET) for three years. He then returned to his alma mater pursuing his masters in Library and Information Science. His research areas include how scholarship is conducted in multilingual contexts as well as the intersection between information literacy and Japanese language education.

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Assistant Professor * Data Services Librarian

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Assistant Professor * Education Librarian

Lindsay Roberts, assistant professor at University of Colorado Boulder Libraries, is the subject liaison to the School of Education, Department of Linguistics, and Department of Ethnic Studies. They are also responsible for the Children's and Young Adult Collection. Their research interests focus on information literacy, motivational design, transfer of learning and metacognition/metaliteracy, particularly as they relate to adult learners. Lindsay earned an MLIS from University of Denver, and was selected as Outstanding MLIS student and nominated to the Beta Phi Mu Honors Society. Lindsay earned a BA in French and Humanities from CU Boulder. Before joining the University Libraries, Lindsay was a reference and outreach librarian at Arapahoe Community College. Contact them to arrange a research seminar for your class, to request a research consultation or to request the purchase of new materials. You can also schedule a research consultation: http://colorado.libcal.com/appointment/24602.

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Skip to Content Assistant Professor * Education Librarian Lindsay Roberts, assistant professor at University of Colorado Boulder Libraries, is the subject liaison to the School of Education, Department of Linguistics, and Department of Ethnic Studies. They are also responsible for the Children's and Young Adult Collection.