Donald E. Pray Law Library

Inasmuch Foundation Collaborative Learning Center

Technology and collaboration in the Law Library

The Inasmuch Foundation Collaborative Learning Center (CLC) combines advanced technology with the scholarly mission of the Law Library. A $1.5 million grant from Inasmuch Foundation of Oklahoma City made possible the transformation of 8,000 square feet of the Donald E. Pray Law Library, and the CLC opened in fall 2016.

Interior of the Inasmuch Foundation Collaborative Learning Center showing collaborative work areas, glass walls, technology stations, and flexible seating

For However You Learn

From professional workstations for focused work to private rooms for group review, the CLC is designed to support different ways of studying, working, and collaborating.

OU Law students working together around a table in a Collaborative Learning Center study room with a large wall-mounted display

Study Rooms

Each of the four study rooms is equipped for technology-supported group work, with an Apple TV, HDMI inputs, a 65-inch monitor, wall-mounted and portable glassboards, writable glass tabletops, sound-dampening acoustic panels, USB and standard charging ports, and rolling work chairs.

OU Law student using a standing workstation with dual monitors in the Collaborative Learning Center computer lab

Computer Lab

The CLC's central computer lab includes dual-monitor touchscreen workstations, standing desks, large corner monitors, and movable whiteboard stands. The space can support both individual work and collaboration in small or larger groups.

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Designed for Practice-Ready Learning

Advanced legal technology, flexible workspaces, and real-time collaboration tools make the CLC a place where students can strengthen practical skills, work creatively with classmates, and prepare for a legal profession that continues to evolve.