Public Services
Reserve Rooms
Reserve Rooms
 Study Rooms | Group study rooms are located on the 1st and 2nd floors of Hodges Library. They may be reserved a maximum of 2 hours per day. A valid UT email address is required to confirm your booking.
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 Presentation Rooms | Practice Presentation Room 220-E has a podium, projector, Cynap wireless presentation system, and Zoom videoconferencing. Holds 30 people.
Martha L. King Room 220-C has an LCD panel and DVD-VCR combo. Holds 7 people. They may be reserved a maximum of 2 hours per day. A valid UT email address is required to confirm your booking. |
 Media Rooms & Auditorium | These rooms are for UT Faculty, Lecturers, or Graduate Teaching Assistants using media resources as part of a class session. Reservations on behalf of student groups must be made by the group’s faculty advisor. Rooms include:
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 Studio Spaces | Studio workstations are for UT students, faculty, and staff working on media based projects. Workstations include audio rooms, audio/video editing workstations, graphics workstations with scanners, and a small video/photo room. Volcard must be presented when checking in at the Studio desk in the Commons South.
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 Galleria Space/Table | UT Departments and Student Organizations can reserve a space in the Galleria to provide information to people as they pass through the library. No Solicitation.
Reserve a table in the galleria
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