Alumni Hall at the University of Virginia
- 211 Emmet Street South
- Charlottesville, VA 22903
- Phone: 434-243-2665
- Email: alumnireservations@virginia.edu
- Website: Click to Visit Alumni Hall at the University of Virginia
With the University as your backdrop, entertain your guests at historic Alumni Hall.
Cocktail Receptions • Conferences • Meetings • Dinners • Galas • Banquets • Wedding Receptions
The University Alumni Association offers a variety of rooms to meet your event needs. If you would like to tour the facilities, please call us at 434-243-2665 to set up an appointment.
Amenities
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101-300 Capacity Conference Rooms:
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20 and Below Capacity Conference Rooms:
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21-40 Capacity Conference Rooms:
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301+ Capacity Conference Rooms:
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41-75 Capacity Conference Rooms:
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76-100 Capacity Conference Rooms:
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ADA Compliant:
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Business Center:
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Complimentary WiFi:
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Free Parking:
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Internet Access:
- Address: 211 Emmet Street South
- Location: UVa Alumni Association
- Dates: October 15, 2016
Categories: Educational
From novel medical imaging to the Internet of Things, from the artificial pancreas to improved water purification—faculty, staff and students at the University of Virginia are innovating every day. Michael Straightiff, Executive Director, UVA Licensing & Ventures Group, will be joined by several innovators to discuss their developments and how... more
- Address: 211 Emmet Street South
- Location: UVa Alumni Association
- Dates: October 22, 2016
Categories: Educational
The United States has the largest corrections system in the world. Corrections systems must balance concerns of public safety with ways to enable post-release productivity. In this talk, Gregory Fairchild, Associate Professor, Darden School of Business, will enumerate the challenges and share how UVA students and alumni are fostering innovative... more
- Address: 211 Emmet Street South
- Location: UVa Alumni Association
- Dates: October 29, 2016
Categories: Educational
Justice Scalia’s passing, and the filling of his seat, placed the Supreme Court squarely in the contentious 2016 presidential election. Battles among the president, Court, and Senate are not new. But are the stakes now higher? Barbara Perry, White Burkett Miller Professor of Ethics and Institution; Director, Presidential Studies; Co-Chair,... more
- Address: 211 Emmet Street South
- Location: UVa Alumni Association
- Dates: November 12, 2016
Categories: Educational
Thomas Jefferson is well-known as one of the founders of American religious freedom and the separation of church and state; yet, while he strongly opposed government involvement in religion, he always expected Americans to be privately religious. In designing the University of Virginia, he worked diligently, against considerable political... more
