This code of conduct is intended to ensure Cline Library can provide an environment conducive to scholarly activity and helps library staff ensure the safety of all library users. All Cline Library users are subject to this code of conduct as well as policies set forth by the Arizona Board of Regents, NAU, and all applicable federal, state, and local laws. The following policies are not comprehensive and Cline Library reserves the right to address user conduct as necessary.
Users should wear proper attire, including shirt and shoes, at all times, for reasons of public health and safety. Users in violation of this policy may be asked to leave. Criminal behavior includes violation of federal, state and local laws.
Users involved in criminal behavior will be asked to leave. Title 13 Criminal Code A. Library users engaged in disruptive behavior may be asked to leave. It is located in room on the first floor. Gender designated accessible restrooms are available throughout the library. Bathing or other misuse of restrooms is prohibited.
Sleeping is not allowed for safety and security reasons. Cline Library is open for research and study purposes, and visits with intent to sleep are prohibited. Library users in violation of this policy may be asked to leave. Solicitation is not allowed in Cline Library. Northern Arizona University recognizes tobacco use as a public health hazard and prohibits smoking and all other tobacco use on its campuses and in its facilities and vehicles. Tobacco use is prohibited in and outside of Cline Library.
Additionally, Federal law continues to prohibit the possession, use, or cultivation of marijuana at educational institutions such as Northern Arizona University. Cannabis use and possession is prohibited in and outside of Cline Library.
