Library is Open – By Appointment

Using best practices to protect members, friends, and family of the Iliff community from COVID-19 and to slow the transmission of the virus, on April 30, 2021, Iliff instituted a mandatory vaccination policy for its employees and students for the 2021-2022 academic year. We are happy to let you know that all of our employees (this includes library personnel) have provided proof of COVID vaccination.

In the spirit of continuing to use best practices, while in the Iliff building, all occupants are required to wear a mask, regardless of vaccination status. While in the building, all occupants are required to practice social distancing, hand hygiene and respiratory etiquette, and other Covid-19 health and safety protocols.

In order to access the library, appointments will be required for all patrons. Though we encourage patrons to utilize the robust online collections available through our library, appointments will be granted for physical item pickup, reference use, and physical collection access. Appointments will be granted for up to 1 hour of access to the library.

Schedule an Appointment

Please email library@iliff.edu to set up an appointment. Please plan to book your appointment at least 24 hours in advance. In your email, include:

your name
the date and time you would like to visit the library
attach your proof of vaccination (e.g. photo of your vaccination card) or indicate that you have already provided it to the library in a previous visit. If you are a current student, staff, or faculty member, you do not need to provide proof of vaccination since this has already been provided to HR.

In your confirmation email, you will receive a link to the COVID-19 screening you must complete within 12 hours of your scheduled visit. Once we confirm your completion of the screening, a library staff member will meet you at the front doors of Iliff at the time of your appointment to grant you access to the library.

Here are other links to assist in helping all of us slow the transmission of the virus: