Room Details
Specs: 312 square feet
Seating: 16-18
AV: ceiling-mounted cameras for hybrid meetings; two 85-inch TVs; lapel, handheld, and built-in microphones; HDMI, Apple Airplay, and Miracast connection options
Cost: $75 per day
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Additional Information
- seating for 16-18 people
- two 85-inch TVs for presentations, live demos, or video conferences
- an adjoining doorway to Wilson Training Room, making it an ideal break-out space
- ceiling-mounted cameras for hybrid meetings
- alternative connection options such as HDMI, Apple Airplay, and Miracast
- built-in microphones in the ceiling and handheld and lapel mics for crystal-clear audio
- two mobile power towers
- arrangeable tables and chairs to customize the space for your specific needs
- a wooden judge's bench and witness stand against one wall for testifying simulation training
The Abbott Training Room is named in honor of Grace Abbott, born in 1878 in Grand Island, Nebraska. In 1907 she moved to Hull House in Chicago and began her career in social work.
In 1921 Abbott was appointed head of the Children’s Bureau in the Department of Labor. She also served as a representative for the United States to the League of Nations' advisory committee on child welfare from 1922 to 1934.
An American activist, teacher, and writer, Abbott championed extensive social reforms throughout her life that significantly improved the rights of immigrants, women, and children.
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