Meeting Spaces

A complete list of meeting rooms, classrooms and special purpose facilities are outlined below.  For photos of each room, please click on the room title. For a display of each room setup, please click on individual setup type.

Grainger Hall is divided into several types of meeting space.  Please click on a selection to jump down on the page:

Conference Rooms (Floors 3-5)
Classrooms (General Assignment, floors 1 & 2)
Special Use Facilities (Atriums, Dining Spaces)
MBA Wing Spaces (Classrooms, Plenary Room)

Conference Rooms

*Conference rooms are located on floors three through five in west wing

Room 5120 Capital Conference Room

Setup

Capacity

Herringbone* (Standard Setup)

66

Classroom

30

Lecture

100

Banquet

66

Conference or Square

42

Group Pods

56

U-Shape

40

Reception

150

Room 5121

Setup

Capacity

Conference* (Standard Setup)

16
 

Room 4151 Director's Room

Setup

Capacity

Lecture* (Standard Setup)

85

Conference

18

Classroom

40

Reception

100

This is a tiered room designed primarily for video and teleconferences. It is also used for seminars and receptions.


Room 4161

Setup

Capacity

Conference* (Standard Setup)

12
 

Room 3190

Setup

Capacity

Herringbone

45

Classroom

18

Banquet

50

Reception

100

U-Shape

27

Group Pods

24

Conference or Square* (Standard Setup)

32
Plus an additional 12 chairs around perimeter of room


Room 3180

Setup

Capacity

Herringbone* (Standard Setup)

40

Classroom

16

Banquet

48

Reception

100

U-Shape

20

Group Pods

24

Conference or Square

20


Room 3070

Setup

Capacity

Classroom* (Standard Setup)

50

This is a tiered, fixed seating classroom.


Room 3111

Setup

Capacity

Conference* (Standard Setup)

18

An additional 10 people can fit in the room, but not at the conference table.


Room 1266 Executive Dining Room

Setup

Capacity

Rounds* (Standard Setup)

77

Crescent Rounds

55

Back to Top of Page

Classrooms

Grainger Hall is the primary instructional space for the Wisconsin School of Business Undergraduate, Masters, MBA, Enterprise MBA and PhD courses.  In addition, the University of Wisconsin campus relies on Grainger Hall for instructional space.  These courses and related activities are given first priority over space in Grainger Hall. 

Space assignments will be assigned using the following criteria:

First priority – Undergraduate Business and PhD Courses and Course-Related Activities
Second priority – Undergraduate Business and PhD Events
Third priority – Wisconsin School of Business Department/Center and Student Organization events
Fourth priority – University of Wisconsin Department and Student Organization events
Fifth priority –Non-University events, with sponsorship by a campus department

*Classrooms are located on floors one and two of the west wing.

Room 1070 and 1080

Setup

Capacity

Classroom* (Standard Setup)

24


Room 1100 Morgridge Auditorium

Setup

Capacity

Classroom* (Standard Setup)

280


Room 1140

Setup

Capacity

Classroom* (Standard Setup)

43


Room 1170, 1180 and 1190

Setup

Capacity

Classroom* (Standard Setup)

43


Room 1175, 1185 and 1195

Setup

Capacity

Classroom* (Standard Setup)

60


Room 1270 and 1280

Setup

Capacity

Classroom* (Standard Setup)

54


Room 1295

Setup

Capacity

Classroom* (Standard Setup)

98


Room 2080 Nicholas Lecture Hall

Setup

Capacity

Classroom* (Standard Setup)

135


Room 2120 Kellner Lecture Hall

Setup

Capacity

Classroom* (Standard Setup)

130


Room 2165

Setup

Capacity

Classroom* (Standard Setup)

24


Room 2167

Setup

Capacity

Classroom* (Standard Setup)

30


Room 2170, 2180 and 2190

Setup

Capacity

Classroom* (Standard Setup)

47


Room 2175

Setup

Capacity

Classroom* (Standard Setup)

27

Conference or Square

20

U-Shape

18


Room 2185 and 2195

Setup

Capacity

Classroom* (Standard Setup)

27

Conference or Square

20

U-Shape

18


Room 2270 and 2280

Setup

Capacity

Classroom* (Standard Setup)

47


Room 2290 Computer Lab Classroom

Setup

Capacity

Fixed Seating, Student Computers

42

*Room can be reserved through David Tang at dtang@bus.wisc.edu or Lindsey Marsch at lmarsch@bus.wisc.edu


Room 2294 Computer Lab Classroom

Setup

Capacity

Fixed Seating, Student Computers

50

*Room can be reserved through David Tang at dtang@bus.wisc.edu or Lindsey Marsch at lmarsch@bus.wisc.edu

Back to Top of Page

Special Use Areas

Room 1266 Executive Dining Room

Setup

Capacity

Rounds* (Standard Setup)

77

Crescent Rounds

55


Room 1530 Café Dining

Setup

Capacity

As Is

128


West Atrium

Setup

Capacity

As Is

300

Back to Top of Page

MBA Wing

The East Wing of Grainger Hall was made possible by the generous contributions from the Grainger Foundation, Jeffrey and Julie Diermeier and additional gift funds.  This space is designated for MBA programs and related activities.  Space in Grainger Hall’s new addition will be granted based on the following criteria:

First Priority - MBA Courses and Course-Related Activities
Second Priority – MBA Events – MBA Program/Centers/Specializations
Third Priority - Outreach – Wisconsin School of Business Non-MBA Departmental Board Meetings and Outreach Activities involving Alumni and Corporate Partners
Fourth Priority – University of Wisconsin Department Events with special approval from the Dean’s Office
Fifth Priority – Non-University events with sponsorship by a campus department and special approval from the Dean’s Office 

*All spaces are in the new addition on the east side of Grainger Hall.

Room 1305 East Atrium

Setup

Capacity

As Is

300


Room 1310 Plenary Room

Setup

Capacity

Rounds* (Standard Setup)

150

Crescent Rounds

120

Half Rounds

90

Lecture

265


Room 2335 Diermeier Classroom

Setup

Capacity

Classroom* (Standard Setup)

65


Room 2339

Setup

Capacity

Classroom* (Standard Setup)

66


Room 2510

Setup

Capacity

Classroom* (Standard Setup)

66


Room 2520

Setup

Capacity

Classroom* (Standard Setup)

66

Group Pods

66


Room 3325

Setup

Capacity

Classroom* (Standard Setup)

20

Group Pods

20

Conference

20


Room 3335

Setup

Capacity

Classroom* (Standard Setup)

56

Group Pods

56


Room 3339

Setup

Capacity

Classroom* (Standard Setup)

20

Group Pods

20

Conference

16


Room 3560

Setup

Capacity

Classroom* (Standard Setup)

30

Group Pods

30


Room 4349

Setup

Capacity

Classroom* (Standard Setup)

30

Group Pods

30

Conference

24

U-Shape

20


Room 4580

Setup

Capacity

Classroom* (Standard Setup)

30

Group Pods

30

Back to Top of Page

Room Setup Descriptions

Banquet- tables pushed together to form rows, with aisles left in between the rows and chairs set up on both sides of the rectangular tables. This setup is most useful for dining and maximizes the room’s space.

Conference - tables pushed completely together in a square with no space left in the middle; chairs are arranged on the perimeter of the tables. This set up is ideal for a conference, meeting, or conference call where individuals need to be in closer proximity..

Herringbone- tables angled in towards a head speaker table with 5 chairs arranged around each table. This setup is ideal for a presentation, as the speaker is easily visible to the audience.

Lecture- chairs arranged in rows according to the number of audience members. This setup is ideal for a lecture, speech, or movie presentation when tables are not needed. Allows for the most efficient use of the room space.

Square- tables arranged in a square shape with space in the middle and chairs situated evenly around the perimeter. Ideal for larger meetings where a conference setup would be less efficient.

U-Shape- tables arranged in u-shape to face a head table with chairs situated on the outer perimeter. Ideal for a conference or meeting with a head speaker, but allows for discussion between audience members.

Classroom- tables arranged in rows with space in between each table; 2-3 chairs situated on one side of the table, facing a speaker or presenter. Ideal for a presentation where the audience does not need to interact with one another. Less efficient than a herringbone setup.

Rounds– Round tables with between 6 -8 people at each table.

Half Rounds – Half of a round table with chairs around the arc of the table

Crescent Rounds – Full round table, with chairs set to face forward only.  No chairs are set on the side towards the speaker/presentation.