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Versatile Greater Chicago Meeting Facilities

Whether your next event is a large-scale corporate conference or a smaller training seminar, NIU Outreach Centers provide a flexible array of suburban Chicago and northern Illinois meeting rooms to meet your objectives. With rooms ranging in size from 300 to 1,300 square feet, we're perfectly equipped to handle your every need. Click on the links below for information about our individual centers.

  • NIU Hoffman Estates – Northwestern Chicago Corporate Event Venues & Meeting Rooms
  • NIU Naperville – Chicago Area Conference Center Rooms & Meeting Facilities
  • NIU Rockford – Northern Illinois Conference Facilities & Meeting Space

You can choose from a wide and versatile selection of styles – including classroom, U-shaped and hollow square. Or take advantage of our 180 to 250 seat auditoriums for larger gatherings. Choose from an inspired variety of Greater Chicago meeting facilities and services.

  • Enjoy tiered classrooms, perfect for lecture-style speakers and presentations
  • Reserve executive conference rooms and classrooms, with whiteboard surfaces, ergonomic furniture and power for laptop users
  • Stay productive in our seminar rooms, suitable for intimate planning meetings
  • Host corporate training in our breakout rooms, ideal for smaller group sessions
  • Choose from various auditorium settings, excellent for large gatherings, with seating capacities of 180 to 250
  • Benefit from networked computer labs, perfect for training sessions, powered by high-speed Internet access

Technologically Advanced Suburban Chicago Meeting Space

Create an energetic and productive meeting or event at NIU Outreach Centers – offering you comprehensive event planning and registration services. Request more information or reserve our Chicago meeting room space by sending an email to OutreachCenters@niu.edu, calling 1-866-753-0010 or submitting an Online Request for Information.

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