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The Earl Lewis Room
The Earl Lewis Room, named for former Rackham dean Earl Lewis, is a classroom style room that seats 36 people. It is best used for workshops and presentations. Light refreshments may be served.
Lectern, Whiteboard, and Projection Screen
View from the Lectern
| Group | No Food | Food |
|---|---|---|
| U-M Student Organizations | No Charge | $23 |
| University Departments and Programs | $112 | $189 |
| Non-university Organizations | $322 | $391 |
Room use rates are reviewed annually and are subject to change.
Seating Capacity
| Setup Type | Max Capacity |
|---|---|
| Classroom Style | 36 |
Equipment Available
- WiFi (MGuest and MWireless)
- Ethernet access
- Two video projectors
- Lecturn PC
- DVD player
- Document camera
- Two permanent projection screens
- Speaker phone (for campus, local, or calling card calls)
- Archival audio recording capabilities
Other Amenities
- Large whiteboard
- Table for refreshments
- Coat hooks
Room Limitations
- This room has a permanant setup capacity for 36 people, classroom style
- No windows
U-M Student Organizations
If a student organization fails to cancel a room reservation at least 14 days prior to the scheduled event (45 days for the Amphitheatre and/or Assembly Hall), the group will be charged for the University Department No Food rate.