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Located at the intersection of Hillsborough and Dawson streets, the new Campbell Law School building is a cutting-edge, student focused facility just blocks away from the legal and business heart of North Carolina. Before Campbell Law’s move, the city of Raleigh was the largest state capital in the country to not have a law school within its city limits.

The Law School boasts 13 technologically advanced classrooms and three contemporary courtrooms to foster learning, thought and debate. A large auditorium will serve students and feature important guest speakers; the spacious law library provides ample workspace, research materials and group study rooms; and a dedicated attorney resource room will welcome the area's legal professionals and Campbell Law alumni who need a place to work during trips to Raleigh.

First Floor - The Public Floor
The first floor includes offices that are externally focused, including suites for student admissions, career and professional services, alumni relations, development and communications. Along with the first floor of the law library, this floor includes a grand reception foyer, chapel and a 177-seat auditorium for classes and special events.

• Pavilion Entrance – the main entrance to the law school is accessible from the surface parking lot (entrance on Hillsborough Street). This space features a two story glass atrium, comfortable seating, and a welcome desk for visitors.
• Grand Reception Foyer – this formal area offers more than 2,000 square feet of space for Law School and Campbell University special events.
• Career, Professional Development, Alumni Relations & Development Suite – students and alumni can use facilities here for professional development, networking and to further their searches for internships and full-time employment.
• Career Interview Room – a place for one-on-one interviews between students and potential employers.
• Chapel – a quiet space for reflection, meditation and worship.
• Auditorium – the 177-seat auditorium is designed for use as a classroom, as well as a space for guest speakers, panels and other events hosted by Campbell Law School and outside groups.

Second Floor - The Student Floor
The second floor houses offices and facilities that are heavily oriented to student use, including the main floor of the Center for Technology & Learning (law library), large student commons area for studying and socialization, a coffee shop and café, and student government and club space. The law library contains the latest digital and print resources, ample individual study areas and group study rooms.

• Center for Technology & Learning (Law Library) – the law library covers approximately 25 percent of the Law School on two floors. Connected by a grand staircase, the library offers over 190,000 titles in an extensive digital, fiche and hard copy collection.
• Grand Library Staircase – connects the two floors of the law library.
• Student unCommons – a 4,000 square foot Student unCommons provides a dynamic space for students to study, socialize and relax between classes.
• Coffee Shop – part of the Student unCommons, an on-site coffee shop will be open daily with coffee and light food.
• Student Bar Association, Publications & Club Offices – the Student Bar Association, Campbell Law Review, Campbell Law Observer and other student organizations have ample space to meet and work on projects.

Third Floor - The Academic Floor
The third floor includes three courtrooms and seven of the school’s 13 total classrooms. Classrooms range from 25-person seminar rooms to 110-person lecture style rooms. All classrooms feature the latest in instructional and learning technology. Courtrooms allow students to hone their skills in the practice of trial advocacy and mediation.

• Lecture Classrooms – with seating from approximately 60 to 110 individuals these classrooms are ideal for lectures, student group events, panel discussions and other uses.
• Seminar Classroom – with seating for 25 to 40 individuals, these classrooms offer a more intimate setting group discussion and debate.
• Trial Courtrooms – two spacious trial courtrooms enable law students to practice trial advocacy and learn courtroom decorum.
• North Carolina Business Court – the North Carolina Business Court, Raleigh division, is housed in Campbell Law School, making Campbell one of just a few law schools in the country to be affiliated with a working court.
• Legal Writing Suite – a spacious legal writing suite and faculty will provide critical support and instruction to Campbell Law students.
• Law Clinics – legal clinics to serve community needs and interests will be an integral part of Campbell Law. Plans call for a Senior Law Clinic and the Juvenile Justice Mediation Program to be active in 2009-2010.

Fourth Floor - The Administrative Floor
The fourth floor houses the Dean’s Suite, faculty offices and key administrative offices for the registrar and information technology. In addition, there are five seminar style classrooms that will seat 25-40 individuals.

• Dean’s Suite – the Dean’s Suite is home to a reception area, offices for the Dean and Campbell University President, office for the Vice Dean and Academic Dean, and a large conference room.
• Dean’s Conference Room
• Faculty Offices – the Law School contains over 30 faculty offices, provided each member of the law faculty with space to work, write meet with students.