
Room Request Form
No reservations are being taken at this time.
Our space is for you, the University of Washington campus community. We make our meeting spaces available free of charge for activities that contribute to the intellectual life of the university.
First priority goes to Simpson Center projects and activities, second to other scholarly groups related to the humanities, broadly envisioned. When space is available, we welcome other UW and community groups, including reading groups, workshops, seminars, dissertation defenses, and departmental retreats. We ask that you follow our guidelines and leave the space as you found it.
Learn about our rooms below and submit a request through our space request form. If you’d like, call us first at 206.543.3920 to see if your dates are available. Not sure if you’re eligible? Please ask.
Submit a room reservation request
Please note: We are not accepting reservations for AY 2019-2020 until the start of Fall Quarter, September 25, 2019, and then only for Fall and Winter Quarter. We will accept reservations for Spring and Summer Quarter on January 1, 2020.
Our Spaces
- Lecture hall (Communications Building room 120) - Available at 3:30 pm M-F, all day Sat/Sun
- Seminar room (Communications 202)
- Reading/reception room (Communications 204)
- Collaboration studio (Communications 218D)
- Classroom (Communications 226) - Available at 3:30 pm M-F, all day Sat/Sun
Other Services
- To request to be listed in our web calendar and weekly newsletter, submit your event information.
- See our funding and co-sponsorship information.
- We do not typically provide A/V support, staffing, or planning assistance for unaffiliated events.
For additional information, contact the Simpson Center at (206) 543-3920 or humanities@uw.edu.
On very rare occasions, we must release reservations in favor of events we are sponsoring or hosting. We will make every effort to help with rescheduling.
By submitting this request, you agree to follow all Simpson Center facility policies and UW food, alcohol, and space-use policies.