Overview

The Maurice R. Greenberg Conference Center, a conference facility for international leadership programs, is located at 391 Prospect Street, just to the south of Betts House. Yale University hosts numerous programs for established and emerging leaders from around the world. Participants include senior government officials, university presidents and their teams, and the leaders of international corporations.

The Greenberg Conference Center features:

• Amphitheater with interpretation booths and international videoconferencing capability (capacity: 88)
• Classroom with interpretation booth (capacity: 22)
• Seminar rooms (capacity: 14 each)
• Dining room with terrace (capacity: 112)

The structure, designed by the firm of Robert A. M. Stern, Dean of the Yale School of Architecture, is in a traditional style to complement the Betts House and opened in the summer of 2009. As a “green” building, the Center’s design, construction, and operations conform to benchmarks set by the U.S. Green Building Council and is LEED Gold certified. The Center has been certified as a "E-Level" Green Workplace through Yale Office of Sustainability since April 2011.

Reserving the Center

In keeping with the mission of the Center, reservations for multi-day international conferences have first priority.

Please review the informational links on this site before submitting a request for space. Once your request has been confirmed, submit your event logistics and audio-visual request forms and don't hesitate to contact greenberg.center@yale.edu with questions or feedback you may have.   

Please note that the Center is open for site visits and vendor deliveries by appointment only.