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Parking is available next to the Library in Parking Lot G. Enter the ERAU campus from the main entrance (Dan Carrell Drive), go straight ahead to the Visitors Center, and turn right. You will be in Parking Lot G.
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Fall and Winter Library hours:
Monday – Thursday: 7:00 am – midnight
Friday: 7:00 am – 9:00 pm
Saturday: 11:00 am – 6:00 pm
Sunday: 11:00 am – midnight
[+] Where are the group study areas in the Library?
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The Library has six group study rooms, three collaboration rooms, and a presentation room. All these are located on the second floor. Rooms can be reserved at the Media Desk or by calling 928-777-3816. Reservation schedules are posted outside the rooms and you may also schedule your own reservation on these forms.
[+] Is there a quiet zone in the Library?
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The first floor of the Library is designated as the quiet study area where there are study tables and soft seating, and several public use computers. The Worthington Reading Room is located on the first floor – it is a designated quiet study room with a closed door.
[+] Where are the copy machines in the library?
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Copy machines are located on both the first and second floors. Copies cost $ .07 each if using your Eagle Card ID or Department Copy Card. Copies are $ .10 per copy using the coin-operated copy machine on the first floor. Staff at the Checkout Desk (first floor) or Multimedia Desk (2nd floor) can assist you with copy machine questions.
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Are cell phones allowed in the library?
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Yes. We ask that you use your cell phone for conversations either outdoors or in the lobby/vestibule area, being careful to not disturb other library patrons. Cell phone use is prohibited in the Quiet Zone and the Worthington Reading Room.
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Where is the Library Lost and Found?
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Check for lost items at the Checkout Desk on the 1st floor and Multimedia Desk on the 2nd floor or call the Library at 928-777-3811 to inquire. Unclaimed items are taken to the Campus Safety Office.
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Is there a fax machine for use in the Library?
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The Library does not maintain a fax machine for general use; however, the SGA sponsors free fax service for students in the Hunt Student Center. Fax service is also available at the Cashier’s Office, the Eagle Card office (Building 13), and the Copy Center (Building 49) will send outgoing faxes during normal business hours.
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Is there a typewriter for use in the Library?
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There is a typewriter available for use at the Media Desk on the 2nd floor.
Library Collections
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Is anyone allowed to use the Hazy Library Collections?
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The library's book, DVD, magazine and microfilm collections are primarily intended for use by students, faculty and staff of the ERAU-Prescott Campus. The Hazy Library is also open to the public and they are welcome to use the services and resources. Residents of Yavapai County may register at the Hazy Library for borrowing privileges.
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How are the Hazy Library collections organized?
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Circulating books, reference materials, and DVD collections are arranged by subject, using the Library of Congress Classification system. Magazines, newspapers, and journals are arranged on the shelves in the magazine area alphabetically by title. Technical Reports, primarily microfilm and microfiche, are located in the cabinets on the back wall nearest the magazines and bound magazine volumes, and are in order by report numbers according to the issuing agency, i.e. NASA, NTIS, and NATO.
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How do I obtain something I need if it is NOT in the Hazy Library collections?
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ERAU students, faculty and staff may request books and journal articles through Interlibrary Loan, using the ILL Request Form.
If you think the Library should purchase a specific title for our collections, submit a Purchase Suggestion.
