FAQ: Can I teach my class in the library's instruction room 204?
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Last Updated: Aug 01, 2024
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No, the library instruction rooms are not classrooms.
Faculty looking for a classroom to teach their class should contact the Registrar's Office at registrar@snhu.edu or 603.645.9640.
The primary purpose of the library instruction rooms is for information literacy instruction. Please contact Josh Becker at j.becker3@snhu.edu or 603.668.2211 ext. 2421 to schedule an information literacy session.
See the library's full policies on the use of the library instruction rooms.
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