Map and Tour (Fourth Floor)

Floor 1   |   Floor 2   |   Floor 3   |   Floor 4   |   Floor 5

Floor 4 Map of Library

Fourth floor has been designated the GROUP STUDY floor.  For QUIET STUDY, go to the fifth floor.

Main Collection

Main Collection on 4th floor  Library materials are organized by the Library of Congress Classification System, an alphanumeric system.
  • Search the Stout Library Catalog to find an item and its call number.
  • Call numbers A-H are on 5th Floor;
    J-PR are on 4th Floor;
    PS-Z are on 3rd Floor.
  • Signs indicate the call numbers shelved in that stack; scan the QR code for help in locating items on the shelf.

Browsing Area

Browsing Area The Browsing Area contains:
  • Best seller books
  • Feature films on DVD
It also has comfortable seating for reading, studying and relaxing.

Student Artist-in-Residence Art Collection

Student Artist in Residence artwork  Stout student artwork is part of the Student Artist-in-Residence program funded by former UW-Stout president Bud Micheels.  Most artwork is located on fourth floor.

 

Enjoy!

Group Study Rooms 

 Group Study Room Two group study rooms are behind the fourth floor restrooms.
  • Allows for collaborative learning and practicing for presentations
  • Equipped with white boards, VCR and DVD players, and a computer with access to campus keyserver software
  • There are also group study rooms on Floors 1 and 3.
They are not for individual study.

Large Study Room

Large Group Room

There is one large room available for group study.  It may also be reserved for meetings.

The room includes an overhead projector. Check out the remote for the screen at the Circulation Desk.

Public Equipment Area

Public Equipment  Floors 3-5 have:
  • equipment needed to use the library's media resources
  • a photocopier
  • general supplies such as paper cutters,scissors, stapler, etc.
  • computer stations with access to the internet, campus keyserver software, and networked printing to the first floor.

University Honors Program and Center for Applied Ethics

University Honors Program and Center for Applied Ethics
  • Although not library departments, the Honors College and the Center for Applied Ethics are located in the Robert S. Swanson Learning Center.
  • The Honors College assists students learning through taking risks and making connections between diciplines.
  • The Center for Applied Ethics provides services and resources that enable students to become ethical leaders and role models.