Month: December 2014

The Lock box keys were missing this morning when opening. I texted Adrian and Steven to see if they may know where they are.

Men’s bathroom by elevators on the 1st floor is flooded!

• Artem’a

For the next supply order we need more Expo/dry erase markers and hand sanitizer. And the holiday countdown white board is now a supply list and forms needed list. -Claire

The book listed for this class has been checked out til 12/16/14 @ 5pm by Professor Dimofte (class instructor);
call # = HF5415.13 .K64 RBR 2012
title = MARKETING MANAGEMENT

The 3rd floor of the Love Library men’s bathroom has a urinal that sprays whenever someone uses it.

12/6 Public Safety wrote on their closing checklist that exterior doors C and F are not closing properly. A white male adult with a white hat possibly wearing brown shorts was seen walking into the library after it had closed (approximately 7:45pm). Every floor was checked again and male was unable to be located.

PL

Loud hissing sound from thermostat in room F in the 24/7 area. Someone either hit the thermostat with a chair or tried to adjust it and pulled it off the wall slightly. The sound came from a very small air hose that is in the wall that leads into the thermostat. The thermostat has 2 small pipes in the back that enter the two air hoses from the wall. I readjusted the thermostat and pushed it back on the mount and made sure the pipes entered the air hoses and the noise stopped.

There was a complain made to Robert, our Security Guard, That Class room 408 in the Love Library is extremely hot due to heater. Professor, and Students are really uncomfortable, and all other classroom where taken. I called the Physical Plant.

I think Sierra was program to close at 5pm today, like Thanksgiving week. It has been checking out our RBR Books till 8am tomorrow. As of now I am telling the students to due a manual due date change. I called Brian Moore.

A student came to desk to tell us the quiet study room is very hot (possibly the heater). Troy called Maureen to have it fixed.