Adam W. Herbert University Center

Adam W. Herbert University Center is a premier 95,000 square foot multiuse conference center located on the University of North Florida campus in Jacksonville. Named after former UNF President Dr. Adam W. Herbert who served from 1989 to 1998, the center was built under his leadership to serve the un...

Adam W. Herbert University Center is a premier 95,000 square foot multiuse conference center located on the University of North Florida campus in Jacksonville. Named after former UNF President Dr. Adam W. Herbert who served from 1989 to 1998, the center was built under his leadership to serve the university, community, and area businesses. The facility is nestled within UNF's thousand-acre nature preserve, offering a tranquil sanctuary in a convenient location. The center features over 43,000 square feet of meeting space with more than 25 meeting rooms, accommodating groups from 10 to 700 people. Key facilities include a 9,700 square foot Grand Banquet Hall that can seat up to 464 guests in formal banquet settings, and a 3,200 square foot Board of Trustees Room accommodating up to 200 guests for VIP receptions. The venue is equipped with extensive audiovisual services, exclusive catering with an on-site chef, wireless internet access, and meeting rooms with individual climate and lighting controls. The center serves as a full-service conference facility hosting corporate events, trade shows, training seminars, meetings, workshops, exhibitions, and university-related events. Industries served include healthcare, education, government agencies, Fortune 500 companies, and non-profit organizations. The venue has hosted major events such as the Jacksonville Senior Expo attracting 11,000 visitors and various professional conferences. With professional meeting planning services, advanced audiovisual technology, and comprehensive catering capabilities, the Adam W. Herbert University Center has established itself as a significant venue in Jacksonville's exhibition and conference landscape.