JTR 300 Aspasia LeCompte Room (John T. Richardson Library) Capacity: 40
Description
JTR 300 Aspasia LeCompte Room
Note that technology in Library Meeting and Conference Rooms is supported by IS Classroom Support. Near each room's podium is a wall-mounted phone with their office on speed dial, and IS staff should be able to arrive within 15 minutes.
A large conference room which seats 28 in the configuration pictured to the left, with capacity up to 40 people if furniture is moved. Includes a projector and podium PC.
Reservable By:
- Faculty
- Staff
- Student Organization President (as listed in Orgsync)
Max Capacity
40 people
Minimum Reservation Requirement
10 people
Equipment
Projector, screen, podium, PC
Instructions
- Reservation requests must be made at least 72 hours in advance.
- Rooms are booked in 30-minute time slots, up to four hours
- Subject to general and meeting space room reservation policies
Use the "Go to Date" to select the date of your event, then use the dropdown listbox to change the default reservation length.
Accessible Seat/Space
Directions
JTR 300 Aspasia LeCompte Room is locked. Please visit the Access Services desk and let them know you’ve reserved the room so library staff can unlock it for you. At the end of your reservation time and/or when your group has left the room, please check in at the Access Services desk to let them know so they can close the room.
Please see our general room reservation policy under the About—Policies—Room Reservations section of our website (https://library.depaul.edu/about/policies/Pages/room-reservations-policy.aspx).
Additional policies specific to JTR 300 Aspasia LeCompte Room use: Booking: All reservations must be made 72 hours in advance. Reservations will be reviewed and approved during hours of library operation, M-F between 9am-5pm. For Student Organizations, ONLY the President of the organization (as listed in Orgsync) can make reservations on the organization’s behalf. Failure to comply with this policy will automatically result in a denial for your use of the room.