On the main floor you will find the InfoBar, zine collection, computer access, printing/ scanning/ photocopying, new journals and books, our monthly book displays, and research help!
Borrowing
Pick-Up
Returns
Call (413-559-5440) or email Library staff (Library@hampshire.edu) with any questions regarding Library use or services. We are always happy to answer questions!
Both Mac and PC Computers are available on a first-come, first-served basis in the Airport Lounge (APL), the library's main floor, and the computer lab on the library's 3rd floor.
The APL printer gives students access to high-quality scanning, photocopying, and faxing services. The APL is open 24/7.
Printing Policy and Procedure:
Suzanne Karanikis: Circulation Supervisor
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Suzanne Karanikis joined the Harold F. Johnson Library as Access Services Supervisor in 2003. She came to Hampshire from American International College, where she held a similar position. Suzanne has always worked in libraries, first as a teen in her hometown public library, and then as a student worker at the University of Hartford, where she earned a B.S. in Biology. When she is not working at Hampshire, Suzanne enjoys baking sweet treats for family and friends, working in her flower garden, and doting on her three mischievous felines.
Nebraska Chatham: Access Services Associate
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Originally from Houston, Texas, Nebraska is a 2022 graduate of Mount Holyoke College, where they majored in theater and minored in gender studies. At MHC they were involved in the MHC Renegades, an organization dedicated to Dungeons and Dragons and other analog games, as well as Project:Theater. Nebraska was employed at the Williston Library as a student supervisor technician in the Media Services department. Graduating MHC LITS student workers are able to select books that are added to the library collection in their honor, so Nebraska is pictured with their selection, High School, a Memoir by Tegan and Sara. Nebraska loves to get their nails done, their favorite jewelry is rings, and their favorite color is purple. Nebraska wants you to know that being short does not impede their ability to reshelve books! A major focus of their job is stacks maintenance, which means they are responsible for making sure the library’s collection is neat and in order. Nebraska also supervises the library’s operations during evening hours. They help to maintain the game collection, and they contribute content to our social media platforms. Please do stop by and say hello to Nebraska if you see them in the library!
Matt Spring: Access Services Associate
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From Turners Falls MA, Matt’s a Hampshire alum from the Fall 2015 class. He focused on media production during his at the College, leading to him creating a game show in Hampshire’s digital studio for his Div III. He also was a technical producer for Infinity Productions, helping reinvigorate that studio, now known as Studio G.Whenever he’s not creating content, he’s usually consuming or promoting it. You may even find him at Origins Game Fair or PAX Unplugged teaching board games to people! He’s happy to talk about everything from older video games to the latest episode of Critical Role.