The Rein Family Meeting Room is a small conference room dedicated to Denice Helman Rein, Wharton Class of 1969 and Nicole E. Rein, Wharton Class of 1998. This room accommodates up to 14 people and is equipped with a permanent conference table, blinds, white board, and dimmable lights. The Rein Family Meeting Room is an ideal setting for small group discussions or committee meetings.

A small conference room with seating for up to 12 people. There is an in-room TV that can be connected to via a HDMI cord to show a presentation.

A small room with a 30-person max capacity in theatre style seating; not a banquet style room. Common for small general body meetings or creating a conference table style setup with 10 to 15 people max capacity. There is an in-room TV that can be connected to via an HDMI cable.

A small conference room with seating for 14 people. No in-room technology existing.

A small room for 30-persons max capacity in theatre style seating; not a banquet style room. Common for small general body meetings or creating a conference table style setup with 10 to 15 people max capacity. No in-room technology existing, must be added to the reservation.

The Platt Rehearsal Room is a dance gallery dedicated to Marc E. Platt and Julie Beren, Class of 1979. This room is a well-equipped space for small performances and rehearsals. The mirrored wall with dance bar and sprung hardwood floor make it especially well suited for dance, performing arts rehearsals, or martial arts. However, this room can also be used as a small meeting room for a variety of settings accommodating 36-60 people, easily accessible by elevator in a private section of the Student Center @ Houston Hall.

A medium-sized conference room with seating for 20 people. No in-room technology existing, must be added to the reservation.

If you have been searching for an intimate room with an air of distinction, reserve the Brachfeld Room for your next meeting of 24 or less. The decorative fireplace and large windows are coordinated in richly stained wood, creating the feel of a scholarly seminar room. A white presentation board is located on the wall opposite the fireplace. With an adjoining door to the Class of ’49 Auditorium, the Brachfeld Room is a perfect breakout room. Board meetings, mediation sessions, or small sessions can take advantage of this setting.

A medium-sized flexible room that can hold up to 60 people in a theatre style setup, roughly 40 people in a banquet style setup, and 25-people for a U-shape or hollowe square setup. No in-room technology existing, this request must be added to the reservation.

A medium-sized flexible room that can hold up to 80 people in a theatre style setup. Roughly 48 people if setup banquet style, and 25 people for a U-Shape or Hollowed Square setup. The room is equipped with in-room technology of a projector, screen, and in-room audio.