• University departments and units
• Faculty/staff organizations

• Classroom
  • B110 (Seats 42 – Lecture Style)
•   Conference Room:   
  • B119 (Seats 12)

The community kitchen, game room, lobby and outdoor areas are not available to be reserved through this form. Please contact the Residence Life Coordinator for further information.

No requests for use of classroom space during normal business hours (M-F, 8am-5pm) will be granted. The classrooms are used for academic courses during these times.

No recurring meeting requests will be granted in the B119 Conference Room during normal business hours (M-F, 8am-5pm.)

Users are responsible for their own set-up and re-set. Any furniture that has been moved must be put back in order, in accordance with the diagram posted on the classroom wall.

The technology located in the learning center spaces is like other smart classroom set-ups on campus with a computer, a ceiling-mounted projector, and a screen. If you wish to use technology that is available in the classrooms, but are unfamiliar with the system, please contact:

Thomas Holmes, Director of Information Technology in the Honors College, by emailing: tholmes@mailbox.sc.edu.  You must contact Mr. Holmes at least TWO (2) business days before your event or we will be unable to accommodate your request for training.

Cancellations must be received as soon as possible to free up the space so others may reserve it if desired. 

Please note that all users agree to abide by university policies as outlined in the Policies and Procedures Manual. 

Users will be responsible for cleanup and trash removal. Please take all trash to the dumpsters, and all recycling to appropriate bins. Inquiries about dumpster locations may be made at the front desk.

Flame, glitter and water may NOT be used in the Honors Residence Hall classrooms. Additionally, the use of nails, tape, glue, thumbtacks or other adhesive on the walls, ceiling, doors, door frames, draperies, light fixtures, columns, etc. for attaching materials is strictly prohibited. This scars the facility and will result in additional user maintenance fees.