Frequently Asked Questions
If you do not find the answer to your question on this page or elsewhere on this site, please call or e-mail the Notre Dame Conference Center (NDCC) using the contact information at the bottom of the page. Please click one of these abbreviated questions to jump to that point on this page:
While the Notre Dame Conference Center's primary role is to serve the University and its conferences and events, as space and resources are available, the Notre Dame Conference Center is available to those with no affiliation to Notre Dame.
Simply complete the Information Request Form and one of our Conference Coordinators will contact you. Alternatively, you may call our office directly at (574) 631-6691.
No deposit is required from University departments. Your Conference Coordinator will discuss the need for a deposit or any applicable cancellation fees for other events.
Refreshments and meals at the Notre Dame Conference Center are served by the Morris Inn Banquet Department; meal plans at the on-campus dining halls are also available. Indiana food and beverage regulations and University policy do not allow for outside food or drink to be brought in.
Visitor parking (see maps) is located in several areas on campus. The $2.00 fee for Visitor Parking is charged upon exit. However, parking tokens are available at the Information Desk of the Notre Dame Conference Center at a reduced price for conference guests.
You may call (574) 631-6691 and leave a message and one of our staff members will deliver to the participant. Emergency calls should be directed to Notre Dame Security/Police at (574) 631-5555.
Normal operating hours are 7:30am - 5:30pm. However, the Notre Dame Conference Center will open as early or close as late as needed for your scheduled event.
ATTN: "Name of Conference", 115 McKenna Hall, Notre Dame Conference Center, University of Notre Dame, Notre Dame, IN 46556, USA. If sending your materials in advance, please contact your Conference Coordinator to let him/her know that a shipment of how many boxes will be arriving with an approximate date of arrival and courier.
The Notre Dame Conference Center offers both Windows and Macintosh PCs for guest use in its Business Center. McKenna Hall itself is also a wireless internet access point.


