| Most academic libraries use the Library of Congress 
                  Classification system, not the Dewey Decimal System, which you 
                  may have used at your public or high school library. Now you must locate that call number in the library. Your first 
                  task is to find the floor your call number is on. Look at the 
                  Location field. In most cases, the display in WebCat 
                  includes the floor, as illustrated. However, the Location field 
                  may not give you a specific floor. The first letter in the call 
                  number directs you to the appropriate floor. See the chart below. 
                   
                    | A-C | 4th Floor |   
                    | D-H | 3rd Floor |   
                    | J-Z | 5th Floor |   
                    | Reference, Gov Doc, Cayvan, Multimedia, Microforms, Rare-Book | 2nd 
                      Floor |  When locating an item on the shelf, look at each line of the 
                  call number separately. Once you've found the area the first 
                  letters refers to, go to the number in the second line and so 
                  on. Look carefully at the labels on the end of the rows of shelves, 
                  they tell you what is located in that row.  |