Law Library 101: Study Rooms & Study Carrels

An introduction to the law library, designed to help new Vanderbilt students succeed in their use of the law library and to succeed in law school study.

Study Rooms

There are nine study rooms located throughout the library. Priority is given to students needing study rooms for virtual library assistance or virtual learning via zoom. To reserve a study room, please contact Susan Grider.

Please do not leave any personal belongings in the study rooms and maintain proper social distancing. Public Services will remove any items left overnight in the rooms every morning.

Study Carrels

Study carrels are located throughout the library and are available for student use, unless otherwise indicated by a reserved sign on the carrel. Individual students may not reserve study carrels. Carrels are available on a first-come, first seated basis.

Please do not leave any personal items in the study carrels. Public Services will remove any items left overnight in study carrels every morning.

Last Updated: May 13, 2021 11:39 AM
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Subjects: Law

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