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There are a variety of spaces for Registered Campus Organizations to hold activities and programs. Depending on your needs, there are a variety of indoor and outdoor spaces available. Some spaces are free for students to use, but may come with additional costs for additional labor and facilities usage. Consult with your SOLE Advisor to review effective spaces to hold your activities and programs before proceeding with a reservation request.

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ASUCLA Events Office

ASUCLA offers a variety of classrooms and event spaces for meetings and programs for registered campus organizations. The ASUCLA Events Office can support your organization with preliminary planning and detailed planning for event venues. Additionally, the ASUCLA SUEF can help offset costs associated with hosting a program in an ASUCLA venue. Below are the spaces overseen by ASUCLA Events Office:

  • Ackerman Meeting Rooms
  • Art Gallery
  • Bruin Plaza
  • Bruin Reception Room
  • Charles E. Young Grand Salon
  • Grand Ballroom
  • Kerckhoff Meeting Rooms
  • State Rooms
  • Third Floor Lounge
  • Viewpoint Conference Room

Email: reserve@asucla.ucla.edu

*To reserve Bruin Plaza and/or Meyerhoff Park, please visit https://sole.ucla.edu/calendars

UCLA Conference and Catering Services

UCLA Conferences and Catering Services offers meetings, event spaces, and catering. They can support you with logistical and technical aspects of your event. There are costs associated with using these spaces, thus Registered Campus Organizations are encouraged to co-program with Residence Life for programs occurring on The Hill. Below are the spaces overseen by Residence Life:

  • Carnesale Commons
  • Covel Commons
  • De Neve Plaza
  • Northwest Campus Auditorium

UCLA Conference & Catering Services has adapted their services to offer virtual event support: https://conferences.ucla.edu/virtual-meetings/

Website: https://conferences.ucla.edu/meeting-event-spaces/

UCLA Events Office

The UCLA Events Office provides venue scheduling and management assistance for non-academic meetings and events organized by Registered Campus Organizations (RCOs). The Events Office also provides management assistance for venues, at no cost, however, other event services such as audio and visual equipment , equipment rentals, and facilities room openings have associated costs. Speak to your SOLE Advisor before proceeding with reservations. Below are the spaces overseen by the Events Office:

What is Lottery?

  • Lottery is a chance for your group to sign up for next quarter’s classrooms. Enter your group into the lottery and you will be given a randomly generated appointment date to come schedule a room for next quarter. Appointment dates are assigned by lottery, not by the time you reply to the email.

How do I sign up for classroom lottery?

  • Lottery sign ups will take place usually the quarter before. This lottery is not for rooms in Ackerman Union nor Kerckhoff Hall.Appointment times will be announced one month before quarter begins.

If you'd like to schedule a weekend event or outdoor area for fall quarter, speak with your SOLE Advisor first, then send your detailed request by email to events@events.ucla.edu. More information for reserving outdoor spaces can be found at https://www.events.ucla.edu/plan-an-event/student-event-planning

Website: https://www.events.ucla.edu/plan-an-event/student-event-planning

Email:events@events.ucla.edu

Office of Residential Life

UCLA Residence Life offers rooms exclusively for UCLA students, staff, and faculty ideal for meetings, practices and study groups. There are restrictions on these spaces including: n o distribution of food, no posting signs, no fundraising or sales. Available spaces will be posted on the reservations page and the system is self-serve, so first come, first serve. These spaces are not for events and must follow reservation terms. For more information, email Program & Event Management at programsupport@orl.ucla.edu.

Below are the spaces overseen by Residence Life:

  • De Neve meeting rooms
  • Hedrick Music Rooms
  • Hedrick Movement Studio
  • Hedrick Study Rooms
  • The Study at Hedrick
  • Rieber Music Rooms
  • Rieber Study Rooms
  • Sproul Music Rooms
  • Sproul Study Rooms

Additional spaces are available for groups hosting programs and events who co-program with Residence Life. Registered campus organizations can start submitting requests to co-program with Residential Life beginning September 6th. Co-programs can include virtual and/or in-person and must follow co-programming guidelines.

Website: https://reslife.ucla.edu/reserve/ and https://reslife.ucla.edu/programming/

UCLA Recreation

UCLA Recreation proves a broad range of services and activities for the University Community. Registered Campus Organizations have access to reserving facilities for meetings, programs, and events. For a list of facilities overseen by UCLA Recreation, visit their facilities page.

Requests for event space reservations will open on Monday, August 30th. Requests for the John Wooden Center Meeting Rooms and Studios will open on Tuesday, September 7th. Requests for the Student Activities Center will open on Wednesday, September 15th for non-SAC tenants.

Reservations FAQ: https://recreation.ucla.edu/facilities/reservations-and-rentals

Email: reserve@recreation.ucla.edu

Current signatories can request accounts prior to August 30th. Request your account at https://reserve.recreation.ucla.edu/ (takes 2 business days to process). Please make sure to list your full organization's name as it is listed with SOLE to avoid delays.

Reservation request guidelines can be found online.

Student Activities Center:

  • Monday, August 15 – For Student Activities Center Tenants
  • Thursday, September 1 – For all other Account Holders
  • Campus Registered Organizations and Departments: Meeting Rooms and Studios require requests be submitted a minimum of 5 business days in advance, all other venues require requests to be submitted a minimum of 20 business days in advance.
  • Off-Campus clients: All space requests must be submitted a minimum of 30 business days in advance.

Reminders:

  • Requests do not guarantee space.
  • Large Events: If you are hosting an event for 350 or more people we cannot guarantee space approval with less than 30 days’ notice, due to the University’s Major Event Policy.

Website: https://recreation.ucla.edu/facilities

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