Floor Plans

Located in the 1 North Study Room

This space is open longer hours than the rest of the building and features computers, printers, and scanners.

A computer system for patrons to access the Bloomberg professional service through which users can monitor and analyze real-time financial market data. Located inside 1 North Study Room.

The Clarke Historical Library curates extensive collections of CMU history, Michigan history, children’s literature, and Native American materials.

This space includes group study rooms, computers, and printers. It is open for extended hours during the Fall and Spring semesters.

Available for use by groups of two or more.

The main corridor on the first floor of the Park Library provides access to the Extended Hours Study, a cafe, Sarah and Daniel Opperman Auditorium, The Clarke Historical Library, IT Help Desk, and the Park Library's Lobby.

A coffee shop offering food and beverages.

This 129-seat high-tech facility is designed for hosting presentations and conferences.

At the Information Desk, you can ask for directions and receive general assistance in the library.

This room features art exhibits and study space.

CMU’s main provider of technical support for students, faculty, and staff.

Student Disability Services provides services and assistance to enrolled students who are either permanently or temporarily disabled.

Near the Adobe Digital Lounge. (Black/White and Color)

Located near the "Browsing" book shelves on the north end.

A computer system for patrons to access the Bloomberg professional service through which users can monitor and analyze real-time financial market data. Located outside of Copeland Suite.

A place to work on and get help with Adobe and other creative software. Includes collaboration, editing, and recording spaces.

The place to check out and return books, pick up course reserve materials, get help with research, check out laptops and other technology, and have general questions answered.

 A collaborative work space that includes flat-screen monitors and whiteboards.

Next to group study room 303. (Black/White)

Available for use by individuals and groups of two or more.

The center offers test proctoring for students in online classes and administers standardized tests such as the MTTC, GRE, GMAT, and more.

Provides one-on-one consulting for student writers on campus and online in a collaborative environment that assists in developing writing strategies and skills across disciplines.

A drop-in support center that helps students with everything from basic algebra to intermediate-level statistics.

Provides statistical support and training for CMU faculty and graduate students in all phases of research projects.

Central Michigan University Libraries have individual research rooms available for use by CMU faculty, including emeriti faculty, staff, and graduate students.

A study area reserved for quiet and individual study includes carrels that provide a comfortable, distraction-free environment.

Traveling interpretive exhibits that support academic and cultural disciplines.

This is a study space with a view, and a place for groups to collaborate, learn with others and get things done.

This room can be used for prayer, nursing, meditation, or de-stressing. Make reservations at the 2nd Floor Checkout Desk or call 989-774-3114.

Next to group study room 402. (Black/White)

This group provides faculty with information and support to improve teaching and learning at CMU.

Available for use by groups of two or more.

This office is the primary policy-making body for academic life at CMU.