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California Alumni Association at UC Berkeley Search the CAA Web site: December 29, 2005 -- - CAA Program Links - Alumni Awards Alumni House Bear Connections Bear Merchandise Bear Treks Board Nominations Cal Advocacy California magazine Career Services Find a Group Find a Job Homecoming Lair of the Golden Bear Make A Gift Membership Benefits Mentoring Rent Alumni House Reunions Scholarships SoCal Student Services Young Alumni You are Here: Home > About_CAA > Rent Alumni House -- About CAA Contact Us Jobs at CAA Directions to Alumni House CAA Org Chart Rent Alumni House CAA Board of Directors Giving to CAA Volunteer CAA News and Press Releases "KCAA" Multimedia Cal Connection E-Newsletter Cal Advocacy Alumni House Room Rental Rates Effective February 2003 - Alumni House Reservation Form [ PDF ] - Alumni House Rental Map [ PDF , HTML ] If you plan on serving alcoholic beverages, you must also submit a permit form to UCPD: - UCPD "Permit to Serve Alcohol" Form [ DOC ] - UCPD Alcohol Policy [ DOC ] If youre involved with planning, sponsoring, or hosting an event, the California Alumni House may have just the right space for you! Located on the bustling UC Berkeley campus, its an unexpected oasis of tranquility. Through the generosity of more than 18,000 alumni to their Alma Mater, the building is dedicated to the service of the University. Of contemporary design throughout, featuring walls of brick, concrete, glass and steel, the Toll Room - living room style building contains a tastefully appointed lounge where alumni and their friends can meet before and after athletic events and on such occasions as Commencement, Charter Day and Homecoming. Since 1954, The Alumni House has enriched life on the Berkeley campus and served to build a bond of association and friendship among members of the University community. Alumni returning to the campus for visits are encouraged to use its facilities and invite their friends to meet them there. From conferences and receptions to seminars and weddings, the Alumni House is the perfect, versatile place for large or small gatherings. To inquire about the facilities for rent, or to make a reservation, please call (510) 642-1573, or send an e-mail message to asst_reser@alumni.berkeley.edu . Toll Room - lecture style Toll Room Most events are held in the Toll Room which, enhanced by walnut paneling and three fireplaces, feels like an ultra-spacious living room. Along one side, floor-to ceiling windows overlook a large slate patio, bordered by Japanese maples, oaks, redwoods, and ferns. Stephen Bechtel Conference Room At the far end of the Toll Room, a wall of sliding walnut panels separates it from the Stephen Bechtel Stephen Bechtel Conference Room Conference Room. When the panels are closed, the conference room is perfect for board meetings or as a breakout room. A 22-foot wood table, surrounded by blue leather conference chairs, dominates the space. A wall of glass offers natural light and a view of the patio. The conference room is also well suited for a buffet setup. Sibley Room Additional meeting space is available in the Sibley Room downstairs. It has a collection of yearbooks. Great for private meetings. Patio Because the patio is connected to the Toll Room and the Bechtel conference room, large events can flow freely between all spaces. The patio is especially nice in warmer weather. Space Usage & Capacity Toll Room Use: Conferences, weddings, banquets, lectures, receptions, workshops, seminars, forums, business meetings, and more. Toll Room - living room style Capacity: Theatre style: 120; Lecture style: 170; Standing Reception: 300*; Banquet: 125 or 150* *Greater capacity when used in conjunction with the Bechtel Room Stephen Bechtel Conference Room Use: Breakout space, conference room, business meetings with refreshments. Capacity: Seated around Conference table: 18-20 Extra chairs around the room: 30 The Patio Use: Luncheons, receptions, weddings, bar mitzvahs, parties, small fairs. Capacity: Theatre style: 100 Reception: 200 Banquet: 100 Presidents' Conference Room Presidents Conference Room Use: Breakout space, conference room, business meetings with refreshments. Ideal for private meetings away from the general flow of Alumni House foot traffic. Capacity: Seated around conference table: 8-10 Extra chairs around the room: 10 Sibley Room Use: Classroom, conference room, seminars, business meetings with refreshments. Capacity: Lecture style: 35 Reception: 50 The Alumni House from the Dana Court Entrance. We welcome the opportunity to discuss your event plans with you. Stop by the Alumni House (at the end of Dana Court) just off the Bancroft Way/Dana Street intersection, or... Call (510) 642-1573 and ask for Alumni House Reservations, or e-mail asst_reser@ alumni.berkeley.edu . About CAA Contact Us Update your Address CAA CareerOpportunities Privacy Policy ©2005 California Alumni Association. 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