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Room Reservations/Rentals

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)

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:

*Please select your type of organization
*Your Organization's Name
*Organization's Address		Enter your street, city, state, and zipcode characters remaining
*Organization's Phone#
*Email Address

*Contact Person's Name
*Title of Event
*Number of Expected Attendees
*Event Start Date (10/18/2018)
*Event End Date (10/18/2018)
*Event Start Times/End Times
*Are you planning on having food at your event?
*Special Set-up Instructions		Do you have special set-up instructions? (for example, I.T. (computer/projector), facilities (table set-up/clean-up), catering needs, etc.) characters remaining

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Oct
24

Fall 2018 Last Day to Withdraw From ALL Classes

Last day to Withdraw From ALL Fall 2018 classes and be eligible for a partial pro-rated refund: 10/24/18.

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Textbooks Now Available for Spring '19 via eCampus.

Posted: October 17, 2018

Textbooks Now Available for Spring '19 via eCampus! FREE SHIPPING on orders over $59!

Nov
2

Fall 2018 Last Day to Withdraw (NO REFUND) or Drop A Class

11/2/18 is the last day that a student can withdraw (NO PARTIAL or FULL REFUND) completely from all classes and/or drop a single class. In order to withdraw, a student must drop all the full semester (16 week) courses for which they are registered.