IU Southeast@Novaparke offers reserveable labs and meeting spaces for faculty, startups and community groups
Indiana University Southeast is offering a set of flexible, reserveable spaces at its Novaparke location for class projects, research, meetings, seminars and events; IU Southeast faculty may reserve certain spaces at no cost while community organizations and businesses can rent them. Contact Julie Ingram for availability and rental quotes.

Indiana University Southeast is promoting a suite of flexible spaces at IU Southeast@Novaparke intended to support teaching, research, collaboration and community events. The venue is positioned for use by faculty for projects and student engagement and is open to community organizations and business startups for meetings, presentations, workshops and professional-development sessions.
Facilities described include a Brainstorming Lounge/BYOD Meeting Room (capacity 10) with a movable cart-mounted 86-inch television and HDMI connection; a Wet Lab & Prep Room (capacity 24) equipped with a fume hood and Wi‑Fi but no fixed AV; a Focus Booth (capacity 5) with a 55-inch television and HDMI cable; and a Seminar/Presentation Space (capacity 51) featuring a 136-inch video wall with built-in speakers and HDMI and USB‑C connections.
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