Find Us: Schauffler Library's People and Places

First floor:

• Pam Allan -- The Classroom
• Pat Hasanbasic -- Information Commons
• Patricia O'Brien -- Circulation Desk
• Mickey Steiner -- Information Commons

Reading Room – The fiction collection lines the walls of this spacious area.  Comfortable seating, as well as long tables for spreading out school work.

Information Commons - Integrates Media Center Services and I.T. Support. This ever-evolving area includes Macintosh computer workstations, our movie collection, equipment for multimedia projects, and group collaboration stations.

Print and Copy Center - Photocopy machines and networked printers. We also keep on hand scissors, staplers, paper clips, 3-hole punchers, markers, and whatever tools you might need while working on a project.

New Non-fiction - Recent acquisitions are displayed. Titles added weekly.

McNaughton Collection - A revolving collection of books for leisure reading.

Reference Room -  This space features an extensive print collection of reference books for use in the library, computers  for searching online databases and accessing the virtual desktop, and a librarian on hand to assist with research.  

The Classroom - Set up for instruction in research strategies and Library resources.

Circulation Desk -  Student workers and librarians are ready and waiting to assist with checking out books, movies, or music, borrowing a laptop, calculator or textbooks for in library use, or providing help using the online catalog.

Lower level:

• Pam Allan -- Director's Office
• Peter Weis -- The Archives
• Teri Westbrook -- Technical Services Offices

Nonfiction “stacks” - Most non-fiction books to borrow are located on the lower level.

Conly Children’s Room - Beanbag chairs, a child-friendly table, a few stuffed animals and low-shelves packed with children's books are highlights of this friendly space. 

Silent Study Room – All silence, all the time! This room is dedicated to individual silent study. Computer stations and a networked printer provide access to the library’s virtual resources.

Group study grotto - Like to sit with friends while studying? Are you working on a project with your classmates? This is a great space for group work.

NMH School Archives - Collection of material documenting the history of the school and the life of its founder, D.L. Moody.

Administrative Areas -

• Technical Services - Activities in this office include ordering and cataloging books and other library material, as well as management of the online catalog, databases, and other electronic resources.
• Faculty/Staff Lounge - A place of respite for adult members of the NMH community to catch up on email, read a daily paper, grade homework, or just enjoy a cup of coffee.
• Director’s Office