For the Fall 2020 semester, collaborative study is not allowed. Individual study is allowed in designated areas of the library. Students must utilize the seat reservation system to reserve a seat prior to entering the library. Students are not permitted to "reserve" library spaces with their belongings. All books and other property must be removed when you are not actively using a study space (carrel, seat, table, etc.).
All library study rooms, carrels, and seats are available only through the library's reservation system. Students may reserve library spaces on a first come, first served basis up to 24 hours in advance. You must make a reservation to study in the library.
The Law Library's first floor houses long study tables and smaller tables, for individual, quiet study. The study area's floor-to-ceiling windows flood the room with natural light. To reserve a seat at one of the first floor tables, click here to access the resource scheduler.
Moveable whiteboards make it easy to lay out ideas while studying. You may check out an available whiteboard from the Service Desk.
The second floor is the library's silent study area. Here you will find individual study carrels, seating and tables in different configurations, moveable white boards, and the law library's seven (7) study rooms. Study rooms are limited to one (1) person at a time during the Fall 2020 semester. To reserve a study room, carrel, or seat at one of the second floor tables, click here to access the resource scheduler.
Once you have submitted your booking, you will receive a confirmation email with a check in code. You will need this code to check in to your seat when you arrive.
When you arrive at the library, find your reserved seat. All library tables, carrels and study rooms are labeled. Please note that the second floor of the Law Library is actually the third floor of the Law School building. When you arrive at your space, make sure to check in by either scanning the QR code at the space itself, or clicking on the link in your confirmation email and filling in the code provided in the email.
To check out before you leave, scan the QR code again. If you use the link in the email to check in, leave the page up on your mobile device, as that page contains the button to check out of the space once you are finished.
Contact the Law Library at: lawlibrary@nccu.edu for assistance.
Group Study Rooms
Students are required to make a seat reservation by visiting MyLaw > Resource Scheduler > Seat Reservation.
Having trouble with reservations? Please email: law.res@nccu.edu.