Archives Research Room Policy
Archives and Special Collections Research Room Policy
CWUP 5-120-020 Use of the CWU Archives and Special Collections (CWUASC) Research Room
General Information
As a courtesy to other researchers, cell phones must be turned off or on inaudible vibrate.
Food and drinks are not permitted in the research room.
Pencils, notebooks, loose-leaf paper, and laptop computers may be brought into the research room. The use of pens is discouraged. Pencils are available for researcher use.
Use of cameras and scanning equipment are not permitted, unless by special permission of the University Archivist.
No library materials or personal items may be brought into the research room, including coats, briefcases, backpacks, computer cases, and purses. All Library and personal items must be secured in one of the lockers that are located outside the Archives. Locks are provided for these lockers.
Permission to Publish
Permission to publish materials must be secured in advance in writing by contacting the University Archivist.
Appears Courtesy of Dr. James E. Brooks Library, Archives and Special Collections
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Duplication and Imaging Services
Researcher assumes all responsibilities, familiarity, and understanding of current ownership, U.S. Copyright laws and Fair Use guidelines.
Duplication and imaging requests must be completed and in compliance with the Washington Administrative Code (WAC) and Title 17 of the United States Copyright.
Central Washington University retains all copyright and ownership to materials in the Brooks Library Archives and Special Collections Unit.
Duplication and imaging requests may be declined if, in the determination of CWUASC/Brooks Library staff, materials are too fragile or may become damaged in the duplication or imaging process.
[Responsibility: Library Dean; Authority: Marilyn Levine, Provost/VP for Academic and Student Life; Reviewed/Endorsed by Provost’s Council; 09-11-2013: Cabinet/UPAC; Review/Effective Date: 02-05-2014; Approved by: James L. Gaudino, President]