Copy Center Services

The Copy Center at the School of Law provides a broad variety of copying and document production services. You may contact us by email at Copy Center or call 277-4852. Copy Center Services include:

Document Reproduction

We support many professors who choose to create their own casebooks, ensuring that their materials are always up to date. We also provide copy services to all Law School student groups. We give an allotment of one case of paper (5000 sheets) per group, per year providing the student groups with plenty of notices and/or meeting postings. In addition, we generate all of the exams for the Law School. Other services include:

  • Copying, collating, stapling
  • Hole punching
  • Paper cutting and/or folding
  • Page numbering
  • Resizing (reproducing documents in enlarged or reduced sizes)
  • Brochure and booklet printing
  • Binding (all sizes)
  • Note pad creation
  • Certificate printing
  • Color printing (limited uses due to prohibitive costs)

Electronic Services

  • Document scanning is available to convert hard copy pages into PDF format
  • Generation of paper documents via Email attachments or hypertext links

Course Materials Distribution Center

  • Class materials are located in the copy center..
  • We assist moot court and mock trial teams with their competition materials.

Supplies Center

The Copy Center assists faculty and staff members with their office supply needs. If we don’t have an item in stock, we will be happy to order it for you. Regularly stocked items include:

  • Pens, pencils, markers, highlighters
  • Staplers, staples, staple removers
  • Scissors, tape, tape dispensers, paper clips, rubber bands
  • Desktop accessories (may be available upon order only)
  • Calendars (in stock seasonally)
  • Envelopes, all sizes, including postage-paid business reply envelopes
  • Stock paper, letterhead, and notepads

General Information

Due to competing demands it is extremely helpful if ample notice for project requests is given. Project requests due in less than 48 hours from the time they are received are considered “rush” requests. We realize that unforeseen circumstances occasionally warrant rush requests, and we try to complete them as quickly as possible. However, pre-existing priority projects must be completed prior to new projects. Additional time is required for projects that are unusually lengthy.

Some assignments, such as reformatting course material by way of “cutting and pasting” pages, may be handled by either the Copy Center or a faculty member’s assigned staff person.

We encourage feedback to assist us in our goal of providing continued high-quality service to the students, faculty, and staff members whom we support.