J&W Library | Denver | visitor policy

Visitor Policy
The Denver Campus Library at Johnson & Wales University permits visitors and people from the community to use the Library facility for study and research purposes only.

Library materials may only be used on-site. Items cannot be borrowed. Photocopying charges are $.05 per page. The copier accepts coins and dollar bills.
Access to the University’s Computer Labs is restricted to currently enrolled Johnson & Wales students, staff and faculty.
Library catalog terminals, located in the center of the Library, may be used on a first-come, first-serve basis for the time period designated.
The HELIN Library Catalog is available for use by visitors. All other databases are not available due to licensing agreements.
Outside groups are not permitted to use the Denver Campus Library for meeting space.
Minors under the age of 12 are not permitted in the facility unless supervised by an adult (i.e., a person of the age 18 or older).

While in the Library, the following conduct is prohibited:

Consuming food
Beverages not in closed containers (drinks in a closed container or with a lid are allowed)
Food and beverages are not allowed in the Library Computer Labs
Tobacco use in any form
Soliciting, selling, or campaigning
Bringing in animals, other than certified assistive animals
Physical, sexual, or verbal abuse of library users or staff
Playing audio equipment loud enough to disturb others
Drunkenness
Not wearing shoes or shirt
Stealing, destroying, or defacing library materials, furniture, or equipment
Fighting
Bringing guns, knives, or other weapons into the facility
Using roller or in-line skates, skateboards, or coasters in the library
The making of noise, such as loud talking or shouting that is disruptive to others
Boisterous behavior, such as running, throwing things, pushing, or shoving

Library staff will intervene to prohibit any of the activities or behaviors listed above. Violators will be asked to stop such activity immediately. If the activity/behavior continues, he/she will be instructed to leave the library. Campus Security and/or the police will be called for serious offenses or failure to leave the premises when instructed.