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Incubator Room

Price: $300   |   Book Your Room Now


The Incubator Room is located on the second floor of Hyde Hall. Room rental includes a large screen monitor, webcam and microphone receiver, podium, 6-foot rectangle tables, chairs, easels, and floor-to-ceiling windows on two of the walls. Food and drink are permitted in this event space.

ITS Classroom Hotline provides technical support to UNC faculty using the University Room (Room #109) and the Incubator Room (Room #203). IAH Staff does not provide technical support on event day.

To inquire about room availability, email iah@unc.edu. Please note that the Incubator Room is no longer available for reservation on Thursdays due to internal IAH Programming

Room reservations may be submitted during the Institute’s open windows:

  • Now Accepting: Requests for Fall 2024 general events and conferences taking place in Spring 2025.
  • November 1, 2024: Accepting requests for Spring 2025 general events and commencementsPlease note that the Incubator Room is no longer available for reservation on Thursdays due to internal IAH Programming

 

Room Layout Options

Theater Style: Seats up to 35 people. It has a large screen monitor and floor-to-ceiling windows on two of the walls.

A row of blue task chairs on wheels arranged in rows, with an aisle separating the arrangement into two sections.

 

Classroom Style: Seats up to 20 people. It does allow attendees to write, eat, or drink comfortably. The room faces a large-screen television.

Tables are separated and arranged in two rows, with two task chairs at each table.

 

Boardroom Style: Seats up to 25 people. Like the U-shape set-up, it is a good set up in which attendees are asked to fully participate. It also allows attendees to comfortably eat at an event where food is served.

Tables are arranged in a long rectangle. There are about 10 chairs on the longer sides, with two chairs at the shortest edge.
Hollow Square/Open Rectangle: Seats up to 25 people. The open rectangle configuration allows for an intimate and engaging configuration.

Tables are arranged into a square with chairs on each side, and an opening in the middle. There are about 15 chairs arranged here.

U-Shaped (not pictured): Seats up to 20 people.