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Planning Events and Programs Facility Usage: Classrooms
Classrooms on campus can be reserved in many campus buildings including Alden Library, Bentley, Clippinger, Computer Services Center, Copeland, Ellis, Gordy, Haning, Irvine, Lindley, McCracken, Morton, Research and Technology Center, Stocker, Tower (Peden Stadium), Tupper, and Walter.
To make a reservation for any classroom space, organizations must complete a "Room Use Permit" in person at the Scheduling Office in Chubb Hall 108. Large classroom spaces of particular interest to student organizations include:
Irvine Hall 194 - Reserve by contacting the College of Medicine, 593-2344
Lecture room, holds 280 people
Audio/visual fee for use and setup
Irvine Hall 199 - Reserve by contacting the College of Medicine, 593-2344
Lecture room, holds 125 people
Audio/visual fee for use and setup
Jefferson Hall 132 on East Green - Reserve by contacting East Green Office, 133 Jefferson Hall, 597-9968
No room charge, holds 30 people
Classroom has chalkboards, tables, and chairs
Morton Hall 201 - Reserve by contacting the Scheduling Office, 108 Chubb Hall 108, 593-4188
No room charge, holds 400 people
Lecture room with audio/visual, VCR
Morton Hall 235 - Reserve by contacting the Scheduling Office, 108 Chubb Hall 108, 593-4188
No room charge, holds 235 people
Lecture room with audio/visual, VCR
Morton Hall 237 - Reserve by contacting the Scheduling Office, 108 Chubb Hall 108, 593-4188
No room charge, holds 210 people
Lecture room with audio/visual, VCR
Walter Hall - Reserve by contacting, University's Director of Space Management, 593-2569
Classrooms, rotunda, conference rooms, and supporting facilities are available for general use under provisions of Ohio University Policy and Procedure 01.025, "Use of University Facilities" [hotlink to http://www.cats.ohiou.edu/policy/01-025.html] and general oversight by the University's Director of Space Management. The building is designed for a wide array of academic and non-academic uses such as conferences, workshops, retreats, receptions, and celebrations. Please click here for more information.
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