3. Are there food vendors available? The Tinney Café is located in the Jerry Falwell Library. It houses several food vendors, including Starbucks. Additionally, there are vending machines on the second and third floors. Food and covered beverages are welcomed in the library. The only exceptions are the Deep Quiet Zones and the Archives and Special Collections Department. 4. Are there any special collections or spaces in the JFL? There are a number of special collections and spaces in the library: • Curriculum Library — Pre-K-12 textbooks, teaching resources, juvenile literature, and English as a Second Language materials (Terrace Level) • Archives and Special Collections — Historical materials related to the university, Falwell Ministries, Baptist traditions, and more; special collections such as Conservative Caucus papers, Christian fiction, and hymnal collection (Terrace Level) • Active Learning Classroom — Collaborative technologies for interactive instruction (First Floor) • Media Wall — Interactive 24’ x 11’ visual display (Esbenshade Atrium) • Automated Storage & Retrieval System (ASRS) — Viewing windows for robotic system which houses the majority of the physical collection (Terrace Level) • Cisco Telepresence Technologies — Suite of interactive, virtual telepresence technologies (Second Floor) • Osborne Assistive Learning Technology Center — Special collection of equipment and software designed to help those with disabilities (Second Floor)
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