Room Details
Specs: 390 square feet
Seating: 18-24
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: $100 per day
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Additional Information
- seating for 18-24 people
- two 85-inch TVs for presentations, live demos, or video conferences
- a large whiteboard
- 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
- arrangeable tables and chairs to customize the space for your specific needs
- three mobile power towers
- an adjoining doorway to Abbott Training Room, should a break-out space be required
The Wilson Training Room is named in honor of Mary Ellen Wilson, born in 1864. When her father died, her mother could no longer care for her. Before the age of two, she was placed in a home where she was physically abused, malnourished, and neglected.
Etta Angell Wheeler, a missionary, discovered young Wilson’s living situation. When she was ten, Wilson’s case was taken to the Supreme Court, becoming the first documented child abuse case in the United States. Wilson’s story led to the formation of the New York Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children in 1874.
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