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Room Booking, Tabling, and Posters

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Room Bookings

If you are not a Student Services' employee and you want to book a room in Brown, you will need to partner with one of our Services who will request the room on your behalf and be responsible for it.

Rooms must be returned to their standard layout after each use.

If a room is found in disarray after an event booking, you will be charged for cleaning services.

After-Hours Access

The Brown building’s regular opening hours are from Monday to Friday from 7:00 AM to 7:00 PM (subject to change). Access outside of these hours requires approval from the building director.  To request access, please send an email to brownbuilding [at] mcgill.ca including date, time, and names.

Tabling

There are two main areas where tabling can occur in Brown:

  • On the third floor of the East Wing, by the Dr Penfield Entrance
  • On the second floor of the East Wing, across from the Career Planning Services (CaPS) office
    • The main Lobby by the Ask ɬÀï·¬ desk is reserved for use by Student Services units only.

Student Services' unit have priority for tabling in the Brown Building. If you are not a Student Services' employee and you want to book a space for a table, you need to partner with one of our Services. Please note that you are responsible for providing the table set-up, and take-down.

To make a request for tabling in the Brown Building, please complete a .

Posters

We aim to keep our building as clutter-free as possible.  Instead of affixing paper posters on the walls--which often damages surfaces--we invite you to promote relevant resources for students using our electronic channels.

If you have an event or study you would like to promote, please communications.stuserv [at] mcgill.ca (subject: Promotion%20Request%20from%20Website) (contact the Communications Team) and include any related information or graphics.

ɬÀï·¬ is on land which has long served as a site of meeting and exchange amongst Indigenous peoples, including the Haudenosaunee and Anishinabeg nations. We acknowledge and thank the diverse Indigenous peoples whose presence marks this territory on which peoples of the world now gather. Visit the Office of Indigenous Initiatives website to learn more about the Land and Peoples of Tiohtià:ke/ Montreal.

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