Facility Information

ID Card

• Grants 24-hour access to computer lab 80, Resource Center 78A, and restrooms during the semester that students are currently enrolled
• Allows for electronic copying and vending when students add money to their card account via the Value Transfer Station in Resource Center 78A
• Acts as a library card for library services that include internet access to the Loyola/Notre Dame Library electronic databases.  The 14-digit personalized library code is located above the magnetic strip on the reverse side of the card
  Offers access to myriad student services at the Baltimore campus

Public Safety

• All meetings (outside of the 24-hour area) must be scheduled with facility management in office 04 in the event of a fire or emergency evacuation
• Appropriate attire and footwear is required at all times
• Cigarette smoking and pets are not permitted in the building
• Please close all windows before you leave the 24-hour area
• Parking hang-tag forms can be filled out at the security desk.  These tags are offered at no cost to you for improved parking lot supervision
• Classroom sign-in procedures for Montessori students must be clarified with the appropriate program director
• Carry your ID card with you at all times.  Public safety officers are serious about your safety and will not grant access without seeing a valid Loyola College ID card
• Lock-down procedures begin a half-hour before closing and students will be asked to move into the 24-hour area at that time. The building closes at 10 p.m. Monday - Thursday, 5 p.m. Friday & Saturday.

Student Services (Resource Center 78A)

• Materials ordered from the library can be found in the Resource Center cabinet.  Returns can be placed in the bottom drawer
• Student copying can be done in the Resource Center via your ID card
• Microwaves can be found in Resource Center and in the vending area inside the South lounge.  To prevent the possibility of smoke or fire, please do not throw hot or burning food into the waste receptacles

Recycling

• All paper, plastic bottles, and aluminum cans can be deposited into any blue recycling receptacles in the building. These items can be mixed according to Baltimore County guidelines.  Please help us keep the building and the environment clean by directing other waste to general receptacles