Library Hours - Finals
The library will be open all day and night for reading days and final exams.Mon. 12/3 open at 7:00 am and remain open all day and night until we close on Wed. 12/12 at 10:00 pm.
Due to space constraints the library is only open to current students at this time.
See the library calendar for daily details and winter break hours.
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Chat service is available during the Spring and Fall semesters. You can also contact a librarian in person at the reference desk, by phone, or by email. Phone: 718-390-3401 email: library@wagner.edu
Finals Week Hours
Mon 12/3 opens 7 am, remains open all day and night until 10pm on Wed 12/12.
See the library calendar for details and winter break hours.
All those with a current AD account may print and scan from library printers.
There are four (4) printers in the library (three on the main level and one in the smart lab on the lower level) with print, and scan capabilities.
The current costs for printing are as follows:
Single-sided color: $0.12
Single-sided greyscale: $0.10
Double-sided color: $0.09
Double-sided greyscale: $0.08
Scan
The library has eight (8) scanning stations for student use. In addition to the two touch screen systems with sheet feeders and book-friendly flatbed scanners next to the Writing Center, all four printers have scanning capabilities. An additional two are reserved for use with Kurzweil, a text-to-voice scanning program for students requiring assistive technology. For Kurzweil training please contact Dina Assante of Disability Services, 718-390-3278.
Mobile Printing
All those with a current AD account can print from their laptops or other mobile devices. Just sign in to your Wagner email account and send your document as an attachment to mobileprint@wagner.edu. Then go to any library or lab printer, swipe your Wagner ID (or type in your AD login credentials) to retrieve your prints outs.
Please note: this option only for files in Word, PDF, JPEG or PNG formats.
Group Study Rooms
The Class of ’59 Learning Commons houses 4 group study rooms for student use only. Rooms contain Smart Boards, laptops, and whiteboards and seat up to 7 students. Two rooms share an accordion wall to accommodate larger groups. For more information visit the Group Study Rooms page.
Study Center
The Study Center is on the lower level and is open to all students. Talking is permitted in the Study Center, so it is a great place to work as a group. Peer tutors are permitted to offer their tutoring services in the Study Center but the room is open to all students at all times.
Smart Lab
The Smart Lab is the designated library instruction classroom. The lab has 30 Windows 7 workstations, a Smart Board with laptop, and a color printer. Faculty may request occasional use of this lab but it is not intended for semester-long classes. This lab may only be reserved through the Library. Email instruction@wagner.edu for details or reservation requests.
Center for Teaching, Learning & Research
The Center for Teaching, Learning and Research is intended for faculty use. Faculty members may obtain the key for the Center at the circulation desk at the main entrance of the library. The room contains a desk with a Windows 7 workstation including a microphone and webcam, and a small table with six chairs.
Services for Faculty
The library offers many services to Wagner faculty members, including copyright support, information literacy instruction, Zotero (citation management) training, and more. Visit the faculty services page for more information and to contact a librarian for assistance.
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