The Inclusive Excellence Hub offers various drop in and reservable meeting, study, and event spaces. You can hold private, virtual calls in one of our Zen Booths, study in one of our meeting rooms, or fuel up in our lounge areas.

Drop In Spaces Available

Available on a first-come, first-serve basis.

• 105C Meeting Room
  • Maximum capacity: 4
• 103B Meeting Room
  • Maximum capacity: 6
  • Unavailable during 103 Conference Room reservations
• 104 Family Room
  • Maximum capacity: 6
  • First priority for graduate students with dependents
• Zen Booth #2
  • Single occupancy
• All Second Floor Spaces 

OGD programs and events are open to all UC Berkeley community members, regardless of race, color, national origin, ethnicity, age, gender, gender identity, sexual orientation, disability, religion, or any other protected class status. UC Berkeley is committed to fostering an inclusive environment that welcomes participants from all backgrounds.

• American Indian Graduate Program – provide mentorship and coordinate resources for Native American and Indigenous graduate students
• Dissertation Writing Workshops – provide dissertation writing support and scaffolding
• Diversity & Community Fellows – graduate students who serve as peer mentors providing a listening ear and developing programming to build community for graduate students navigating their academic programs and campus life  
• Firebaugh Undergraduate Research Program – support undocumented and underrepresented undergraduate students exploring research and graduate education
• Graduate Affinity Groups Collaborations – space for affinity groups catering to graduate students to meet and provide programming
• Path to the Professoriate – a learning community that demystifies the route to becoming an Assistant Professor in all academic disciplines and supports a thriving educational experience throughout a student’s PhD journey
• Peer Writing Group – a collaborative space for graduate students to write in community
• STEM*FYI – workshops and resources for graduate students in STEM fields
• Transfer Student Research Intro – workshops and mentoring opportunities in partnership with the Transfer Office designed to introduce undergraduate transfer students to the campus research landscape and graduate education possibilities
  
• UndocuGrads – monthly community engagement events and an array of professional development opportunities catered to undocumented graduate students