OPPD Dialogue Rooms

OPPD Dialogue Rooms I and II — 230 | 231

One movable partition wall separates the two individual rooms with several configurations available. We provide an image of classroom style seating, with a list of all configurations and capacities below.

These rooms can be reserved as:

Individual rooms (230 or 231)
Two rooms combined (as one space)

OPPD Dialogue Room | 230

Floor plan showing two adjoining rooms labeled OPPD Community Dialogue Room II (Room 230) and OPPD Community Dialogue Room I (Room 231). Room 230 includes rows of chairs facing the front and an A/V desk, while Room 231 is an open space with a catering table along one wall. Both rooms have separate doors and connecting access.

Classroom Capacity: 30

Fair: Not Available

Hollow Square: 20

Pods: 24

Theatre: 56

U-Shape: 20

OPPD Dialogue Room | 231

Floor plan of the OPPD Dialogue Room 231 and adjoining Room 230. Room 231, labeled “OPPD Community Dialogue Room I,” contains rows of chairs facing the front and an A/V desk at the top. Room 230, labeled “OPPD Community Dialogue Room II,” is mostly open space with an A/V desk and a catering table near the entrance.

Classroom Capacity: 40

Fair: 10 Tables and 20 Chairs

Hollow Square: 24

Pods: 36

Theatre: 68

U-Shape: 20

OPPD Dialogue Rooms Combined

Room 230 and 231 Combined (reserved as one space)

Floor plan labeled “OPPD Dialogue Rooms Combined” showing Rooms 230 and 231 reserved as one space. Both rooms contain rows of chairs facing the front, each with an A/V desk, and catering tables positioned near the entrances on opposite sides.

Capacity: 70

Fair: 25 Tables and 50 Chairs

Hollow Square: 40

Pods: 76

Theatre: 124

U-Shape: 30

Cost of Meeting Spaces

The CEC offers free meeting spaces for eligible groups and events during Monday through Friday.

Room Amenities and Technology (per room)

Windows computer with mouse/keyboard (with presentation desk)
1 ceiling projector to display
VGA, HDMI, and USB connection
Shade control
Wireless microphone (lapel and handheld)

Technology for all three rooms can be controlled from a single point.