<p>I am trying to get a small to medium sized group together (honestly anywhere from 5 to 30 at the moment, still unclear how many we have) for a meeting. My organization is not yet recognized by the university so I think I would have to pay to book a room in the union or anything and I don't have any money, so I need a well known, easily accessible, relatively quiet place where I wouldn't get in trouble for congregating there. Any ideas?</p>
<p>Tell them to go to the first floor of Mason Hall (so actually one level upstairs). Get there early, find an empty room, and post a sign outside of it so they can find it. It’s what I do for my group and we’re actually recognized by the University.</p>
<p>I know several spaces that offer big rooms, but they are often reserved for other parties. Several seminar rooms in the libraries are grad students only. Sorry I can’t be of much help.</p>
<p>if you have friends in ross, its free and pretty easy for them to book classrooms there</p>
<p>Hmm. Maybe in the weeks leading up to when I want to have the meeting I should scope out a classroom at mason and see if it’s being used in the time slot I want. </p>
<p>I have an idea for an organization, and services for students with disabilities thinks it’s a great idea and someone there is willing to sponsor me. But before I can get registered I need to get ten members, and I thought the best way to do that would be to promote and see who I can get to come out to a meeting. I don’t want to ask my sponsor for money for the meeting unless I am reasonably sure it is not going to be a total flop. >.< I won’t know until I try!</p>