For immediate classroom technical support call the media hotline (613-7249)
This page provides the capacities and technologies found in our Lecture Rooms, Classrooms, and Seminar Rooms
To reserve a room please see the Law School Event Planning Guide.
For classroom technology training and other equipment or media services, please contact Wayne Miller, director of Educational Technologies or media@law.duke.edu
Lecture Rooms (100-175 seats)
Large rooms are excellent for hosting guest speakers, seminars, and other prominent law school events.
- 3041 Classroom
- Seats 168
- Max Panel Size 9
- A/V Instructions
- 3043 James E. Padilla Classroom - Not available Spring 2008 due to construction
- Seats 107
- Max Panel Size 5
- A/V Instructions
- 3037 Lamond Family Foundation Classroom
- Seats 103
- Max Panel Size 5
- A/V Instructions
Classrooms (40-75 seats)
Classrooms are useful for large group instruction and discussion
- 4047 Classroom
- Seats 75
- 3 member panel
- A/V Instructions
- 4049 James M. Poyner Moot Courtroom
- Seats 56
- A/V Instructions
- 4045 Classroom
- Seats 54
- 2 member panel
- A/V Instructions
- 4042 Classroom
- Seats 49
- 2 member panel
- A/V Instructions
Conference/Seminar Rooms (10-20 seats)
Conference/Seminar rooms are well suited for smaller meetings and seminar classes
- 4044 Jeffrey P. Hughes Seminar Room
- 20 people
- A/V Instructions
- 3171 Joel M. Lasker '69 and Louise H. Lasker Conference Room
- 18 people
- A/V Instructions
- 4172 Sutherland Asbill & Brennan Conference Room
- 18 people
- A/V Instructions
- 4046 David W. Ichel Seminar Room
- 18 people
- A/V Instructions
- 4040 Glenn & Susan Ketner Conference Room
- 18 people
- A/V Instructions
- *No in-room video conferencing or recording capabilities
- 2014 Nasher Conference Room
- 14 people
- A/V Instructions
- *No in-room video conferencing or recording capabilities
