Eight private study rooms are available on Level 2 of the Goodson Law Library (view map), for reservation by current Duke Law students. In addition, Room 4200B on Level 4 (view map) is available for reservation by members of the Duke Law community. Reserved room keys can be "checked out" for a four-hour time period at the Circulation/Reserve desk on Level 3.
Law students may reserve a study room up to 72 hours in advance by logging in to the online calendar.
Note: Your reservation may be forfeited if the room key is not picked up within 15 minutes of the reservation start time.
Video Conferences and Interviews at Duke Law School
Duke Law School is pleased to offer students the opportunity to conduct video conference meetings and interviews with employers (“Meetings” and “Counterparty”). Please follow this quick set-up guide to get started. Please note that Room 4200B is not equipped for video conference meetings or interviews; the study rooms on Level 2 have the appropriate built-in technology.
Reservation System Feedback
We're always interested to hear your feedback about the online reservation software. Please fill out a comment form to let us know about your experience using the online reservation system.
