| Level 1 | Level 2 | Level 4 |
|---|---|---|
| Rm. 110 (seats 8+) |
Rm. 211 (seats 10+) |
Rm. 412 (seats 8+) |
| Rm. 111 (seats 8+) |
Rm. 219 (seats 5)** |
Rm. 413 (seats 8+) |
| Rm. 123 (seats 8+)** |
Rm. 414 (seats 8+) |
|
| Rm. 128 (seats 5) |
||
| Rm. 130 (seats 3) |
| Level 1 | Level 3 | Level 4 |
|---|---|---|
| Rm. 112 (seats 8+) Honors Researchers Only |
Rm. 312 (seats 8+) |
Rm. 412 (seats 8+)** |
| Rm. 124 (seats 4) |
Rm. 325 (seats 4) |
Rm. 425 (seats 4) |
| Rm. 125 |
**These rooms allow the user to watch VHS tapes or DVDs, as well as having the capability to hook up a laptop to the plasma TVs in the rooms. Directions on how to use the equipment are posted in the rooms.
Perkins and Bostock Libraries both contain rooms that are intended for group study. Many of these rooms are available on a first come, first served basis, however groups who wish to study in these rooms have priority. Please vacate a room if a group wishes to use it and you are studying alone.
The Link, located on the lower level of Perkins Library, also offers group study areas. Please visit their website for more information.
As in all other areas of the library, please adhere to the Food and Drink Policy when using group study rooms, and clean up before you leave.
Note: the rooms above that are able to be reserved are linked to the room reservation system.
Members of the Duke community are also able to reserve selected group study rooms in Perkins and Bostock libraries for their activities. While single individuals may use group study rooms, priority usage is for groups of two or more people with proof of advance reservation.
The group study rooms may be reserved for a period of up to three hours. Groups are limited to one reservation per day.
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