Klein Conference Room

The Klein Conference Room is a flexible 848-square-foot open-plan space that can accommodate up to 80 people for a reception or 48 people seated. It has hardwood floors and natural light from four windows and is equipped with a projection screen and a LCD projector. It is used for conferences, lectures, and receptions. The venue is named for Malcolm Klein, who was a master lithographer, life trustee, and honorary Board of Governors member at the Schools of Public Engagement. The Klein Conference Room is located on the fifth floor of the Alvin Johnson/J.M. Kaplan Hall building, at 66 West 12th Street.