User Code of Conduct
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The Frederick L. Ehrman Library supports the goals of New York University
through its mission to enhance learning, research and patient care at New
York University Langone Medical Center by effectively managing knowledge-based resources,
providing client-centered information services and education, and extending
access through new initiatives in information technology. To achieve this
mission the library and its community of users must observe a relationship
of reciprocal rights and responsibilities.
While most users conduct themselves responsibly, in the interest of protecting
the rights and privileges of all library users, the following code of conduct
was established.
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Library users will respect the collection, refraining from:
- Damaging or mutilating materials in any way, including tearing or
cutting out pages, marking or writing on pages
- Theft
- Unauthorized removal of materials
- Consumption of food; beverages must be in a spill-proof container
- Improperly disposing of trash
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- Users must leave at closing and discontinue all use of equipment
after closing announcements
- Users must evacuate during drills and emergencies
- Users must abide by regulations regarding computer use as outlined
in Responsibilities
of All NYU Computer and Network Users
- Users may not abuse or vandalize equipment
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Library users are expected to exhibit professional conduct while using the
Library and demonstrate consideration of others, refraining from:
- Using cell phones while in the Library
- Disrespectful behavior towards library users or library staff
- Leaving children unattended or unaccompanied
- Posting of flyers, brochures, or posters without library approval
Compliance with Library policies, and state and federal law means that users
- Must comply with copyright law
- May not misrepresent or falsify identification
- Must abide by library policy regarding overdue items, materials recalled
by the library, and the payment of fines and/or fees for lost/damaged
library materials
- Users in violation of the Ehrman Medical Library Code of Conduct may
be asked to leave
- Security, Dean’s Office, or the user’s dept may be contacted
- Library privileges may be limited, suspended, or revoked
July 2003
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