I am a non-law Georgetown University member. What library privileges do I have at Capitol Campus?
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Non-law Georgetown University Capitol Campus members should contact Capitol Campus Library with questions about research help, borrowing books, campus and remote access to databases, recommended study spaces, etc. Capital Campus Library provides services for the McCourt School of Public Policy, Earth Commons Institute, School of Continuing Studies, McDonough School of Business, and College of Arts & Sciences programs.
Berkley School of Nursing and School of Health members should contact Dahlgren Memorial (Medical) Library (DML) (202-687-1448).
Georgetown University Hilltop Campus members should contact Lauinger Library (202-687-7607, accessservices@georgetown.edu, HoyaSearch Catalog) or DML.
Capitol Campus printers accessible to non-law Georgetown University students will be found inside the campus buildings, except the Law Library building. Printing privilege is provided to all Georgetown University members by University Information Services (UIS) through PaperCut. For printing and printer questions, please contact UIS at help@georgetown.edu, or Capitol Campus Information Systems Technology (IST) Service Desk in Law Center McDonough Hall 152, 202-662-9284 or caphelp@georgetown.edu. Questions about laptop loans and technology accessories must be sent to UIS at help@georgetown.edu and IST at caphelp@georgetown.edu.
The Law Library's Who May Use the Law Library page (a link found on the Law Library's home page) will provide the most current Law Center Williams Building access policy.
The Law Library Reference Desk's Chat with a Librarian, a virtual reference service, is open during its hours of operation to Georgetown University students, faculty and staff who have questions about legal research. The Chat with a Librarian button will be located towards the bottom of some of the Law Library's web pages as a green button.
