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Selecting a Speaker

Predetermined speakers

Spaces to Consider for Events

There are a variety of spaces and locations available on the campus of Amherst College. When selecting space, consider the building, its proximity to other buildings, its position on campus and its accessibility. Consider the type of audience and anticipated number of participants. Consider what kinds of tables and chairs you will need, in what configurations. In some cases, events are held under tents on campus.

Contact Information for Room Reservations

Reserving rooms and space at Amherst College is done through a variety of departments, depending on the time of year, time of day and the type of space needed. Please refernece the informaiton below when submitting a request for space on campus. 

Need to plan a college event, invite a lecturer or arrange an extended conference at Amherst College?

The Conference and Special Events Office (CASE) can help. Located on the second floor of 79 S. Pleasant St., the office is accessible to walk-ins, by e-mail or by telephone.

This page is set up to allow people attending the class of 74 reunion to propose and coordinate events outside of the the formal reunion ones. So if someone wanted to do a hike in the Holyoke range, he could propose it here and others who want to attend could use this to coordinate the activity. Have Fun

Simon Schama speaks in Pruyne Lecture Hall at Amherst College on Wednesday, April 25, 2007.

Historian Simon Schama gave a talk titled “Righteous Uproar or Deafening Silence: Remembering the