The Lougheed Learning Commons is a place for students, faculty and staff to study, collaborate, socialize and create.
During the fall 2020 semester, several safety precautions will be in place to prevent the Commons from becoming a vector in any spread of the COVID-19 virus.
- The Learning Commons hours are posted here!
- The hours for the College Makerspace are still to be determined, pending information from SUNY, as of 9/15/20.
- Building Concierges will monitor use of the building, and will determine when the Learning Commons is full. They may turn students away until there are free seats.
- All students and employees must use the card-swipe entrances to the building: One on the Merritt side, one on the Carson side, and one soon to be installed on the Saterlee side. This will ensure the building is used only by members of our educational community, and aid us in contact tracing if needed.
- All visitors must wear a face covering at all times while in the Learning Commons.
- No eating in the Learning Commons; Minerva's cafe will be closed.
- All seating has been adjusted to one person per each six foot area. Visitors may not move furniture in order to gather together in violation of social distancing rules.
- The second floor of the Learning Commons is closed. Please see the College Libraries website for information on accessing library collections.
- In accordance with campus policies, there will be no tabling in the Learning Commons, though information on a displays process will be shared with student organizations later in the semester.
- Traffic pattern and social distancing posters will be on display to direct visitors through the building.
- Tech Support will be provided by CTS, online and in person. [hours TBD, 9/15/20]
Tech Suppport
None of this is ideal for collaborating, socializing, and creating - and when it is safe to do so, we will return the Learning Commons to the student-centered, free-flowing space that you knew and loved. Until then, please join us in making safe choices.
If you have any questions, please contact Jenica Rogers, Executive Director of the Lougheed Learning Commons.
Maps
The Lougheed Learning Commons lobby has been organized to provide comfortable group seating and study space, centered around a sculpture by artist John Van Alstine, which was donated by Donald and Kathryn Lougheed. The Lougheed Learning Commons provides access to campus computers, printing, document scanning and various other technologies. The Single Service Point information desk is there to assist people with circulation services, reference services and on-site tech support.
Not sure where something is located inside the Learning Commons?
Upcoming Events
Until further notice: No events for the Fall 2020 semester will be scheduled in person in the Learning Commons.
Sticks and String will meet online in Fall 2020! Zoom meeting information is shared through the Stitch 'n Bitch club on Get Involved.
Learning Commons Services
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Makerspaces Due to social distancing guidelines, the Makerspaces may operate on different processes in Fall 2020. More information coming soon!
- Group study rooms - Due to social distancing guidelines, the group study rooms in the Learning Commons are closed
- Meditation and silent prayer room Due to social distancing guidelines, the meditation and prayer room is closed
All services in the LLC are reviewed and evaluated by the LLC Advisory Board
If you have an idea for a new service in the Lougheed Learning Commons, please fill out and submit the proposal form
Displays and Tabling
Would you, your group, or your organization like to set up a display in the lobby of the Learning Commons? Are you a professor looking to display your class's projects?
- Instructions for requesting tabling or display space
- Tabling Request Form [No tabling Fall 2020, per campus policy.]
- Display Request Form [updated form coming soon, 8/21/20]