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Our Facility is Public
UC’s newly designed campus is open for the public to enjoy. We’ve hosted political town hall meetings, mayoral debates, training seminars, public discussions, and other events contributing to community progress (see Room Rental Policy and Room Rental Cost). Think of how we might host your next event or meeting at our state-of-the-art facilites. We have rooms that range from 8 seat Conference Rooms to a 131 seat auditorium (Avera Hall); additionally, almost all rooms have a computer, A/V equipment, and a projector. NOTE: To see current room/space assingment/availability, visit University Center Room Request.
Click Here to Schedule a Digital Dakota Video Network Meeting (DDN)
Are you looking to reserve a room for a DDN Conference? The Digital Dakota Network or DDN is a statewide interactive video communications system using compressed digital technology to provide a "meeting pipeline" across the State of South Dakota and the global community. This video component connects the Executive, Legislative and Judicial branches of state government, the Board of Regents, private universities, the four public technical schools, municipal governments and the K-12 community. Video sites or studios are located in government facilities, public and private universities, technical education institutions and high schools. Any business, school, organization, agency or individual may use the DDN video system for instruction, training, meetings and presentation purposes.
Room/Space Schedule Request at University Center (Non-DDN)
Complete the following form to begin the process of reserving a space(s) at University Center:
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2018/2019 Winter Break Hours
The Fall 2018 semester concludes on December 12, 2018 and the Spring 2019 semester begins January 7, 2019.
View DetailsAdjacent State Students Offered South Dakota Tuition Advantage
Posted: December 6, 2018
New students from adjacent states will soon experience the South Dakota Advantage, a tuition program that state public universities will offer, starting next summer, to new freshmen and new transfer students from six surrounding states.
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