Office of Events and Summer Programs
Meeting Facilities
Bowdoin’s wide variety of lecture, seminar, and conference rooms make it an ideal location for summer conferences.
(Photo – Hubbard Hall)
Druckenmiller Hall is home to Bowdoin’s Biology, Chemistry, Neuroscience, and Geology departments, and it is equipped with state-of-the-art scientific research equipment.
(Photo – Druckenmiller Hall)
Bowdoin has many different classroom styles to offer its summer conference guests. Druckenmiller 16 (above) offers lecture-style seating for 100 at fixed, tiered tables. This room has video/data projection equipment, a Macintosh computer (Virtual PC), 2 slide projectors and an overhead projector. Wheelchair seating and assisted listening are available.
(Photo – Druckenmiller Hall, Room 16)
Chances are, whichever space you end up choosing for your conference or lecture, there will be a great reception area nearby for coffee, cookies, and other refreshments. Everybody needs a study-break – just ask Bowdoin students!
(Photo – Druckenmiller Atrium)
Searles Science Building is home to a number of lecture halls, smaller seminar rooms, and even computer labs.
(Photo – Searles Science Building)
Need to give a PowerPoint® presentation? No problem. Lecture halls are equipped with computers, data projectors, VCRs, DVD players, and more. Bowdoin’s Audio/Visual Department is here during the summer to help you with any technical details.
(Photo – Searles Hall, Room 315)
More formal meeting and reception spaces are also available to our summer conferences. This particular room has a seated capacity of up to 100.
(Photo – Moulton Union, Lancaster Lounge)
In the past, summer guests have used Morrell Gymnasium for vendor booths or poster displays.
(Photo – Morrell Gymnasium)