Center for Sports Law and Policy

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The Center for Sports Law and Policy at Duke Law School is a forum for sports law and policy-related engagement and programming at the University. Consistent with Duke’s interdisciplinary strengths, the work of the Center examines:

the regulation and business of professional, Olympic, and education-based sport
the welfare of athletes, including their health and educational development
the promise of sport as a social good

Affiliated faculty at the Law School and the University bring the tools of their respective academic disciplines to bear on this work, and alumni and guests contribute on-the-ground context and expertise.