8 PM to 4:00 PM while school is in session. Appointments are appreciated. After office hours, students seeking medical assistance are advised to report immediately to a Residential Education staff member or Campus Safety Officer who will direct them to medical assistance. Horrmann Library 718-390-3401, [email protected] The Horrmann Library houses over 60,000 print book titles and has access to over 250,000 e-books and over 20,000 magazines, journals, and newspapers in print and electronic formats. Seventy computer workstations are available in the library. Laptops can also be borrowed for in-library use only. Four group study rooms are available on the main floor of the library. Each room is equipped with an LCD display monitor and whiteboard to facilitate group projects and collaboration. The rooms can be reserved online in advance or at the library’s circulation desk. Book scanners, color printers/copy machines, and wireless Internet access are available. A media room for film screenings is located on the Lower Level of the library. The Wagner College Archives and the Edwin Markham Archive are also located on the lower level. Horrmann Library is a member of the METRO NY library consortium, which allows students to readily obtain books and articles from other local colleges and universities. Items not available locally can be obtained from almost any college in the United States, via free Interlibrary Loan service. Librarians offer information literacy instruction as well as group and individual research assistance. One-on-one research consultation with a librarian is always available, either by appointment or on a walk-in basis. Librarians can also be reached for assistance via text, chat, or email. For contact information and current library hours, visit the Library page. is available on the library website, at Horrmann Library Study Center The Library also houses the Horrmann Study Center, comprising the Writing Center and the Peer Tutoring Center. Tutoring is available in two ways: specially trained Writing Intensive Tutors (WITs) help students improve writing skills, and outstanding faculty-selected peer tutors assist with academic subjects. Students receive this academic support free of charge—on a drop-in basis, by appointment, or through establishing an ongoing tutoring schedule for all or part of the semester. For more information, visit the Writing Center’s website: Academic Support website. Information Technology Library Lower Level, off Trautmann Square, 718-390-3410 Wagner College has approximately 200 computers available for students to use in computer labs, the Horrmann Library, and other public spaces . The campus has a high-speed connection to the internet and an updated network infrastructure. Wireless connectivity is available over most of the campus, including the Library, Union, all academic buildings and residence halls, and some outside areas. Help Desk semester hours Mon-Thursday 8am- 9pm Friday 8am-8pm. The Help Desk provides technical support for issues related to campus IT services. This includes assistance with accounts, software, hardware, and classroom technology. For more information, visit the IT website: Information Technology website. Center for Intercultural Advancement Union 227, 718-420-4532 The Center for Intercultural Advancement (CICA) supports and promotes Wagner College's mission by creating opportunities to build community among and between students. The center support students by creating opportunities and providing resources for intercultural exploration and understanding through community programs, international student services, and education abroad. For more information, visit the center’s website: CICA website.
