The association lounge is meeting and event facility intended for organisations included in LYY’s organisation register. The organisation of events in the association lounge is free of charge and the space is maintained by the Student Union of the University of Lapland and the University of Lapland.
The facility consist of two different sofa and a sitsit space, with tables and chairs ready for arranging sitsit. In the larger sofa space you can find a small kitchen corner with a refrigerator, microwave, coffee maker, dishwasher and sink. There is no oven in the lounge. Each user of the space is responsible for the cleanliness of the premises, cleaning supplies can be found in the larger sofa space.
The premises also house LYY’s studio premises, where organisations can produce their own podcasts, video recordings, streams or short videos. The equipment includes computers, microphones, green screen and wireless small microphones. Please note that in order to enter the studio premises, you must separately get the right by sending email to: lyy(at)lyy.fi
When reserving the association lounge and production studio facilities, you have access to the whole space. The association lounge and studio premises cannot be booked separately due to possible sound disturbance.
If you have any questions regarding the association lounge and studio premises, please contact the Secretary General of the Student Union of the University of Lapland: paasihteeri(at)lyy.fi
Would you like to have your event at the subject association lounge?
1) Make a booking via the subject association lounge’s booking calendar (check availability: paasihteeri(at)lyy.fi). At the same time, please check that there are no other bookings for that time slot.
2) Name the person in charge of the event who has been granted a right of passage to the association lounge.
3) Notify the service advisors of your event by email to kampuspalvelut@ulapland.fi about a week before the event begins. In your message, also indicate the person in charge of the event. Service advisors will inform on-duty security guards of your event.
4) If the event lasts until late in the evening, the person with the right of passage must check in after 8 p.m., but no later than 10 p.m. This is done by showing a badge to either a reader outside the front door, or to a white door in the hallway. Please note that this must also be done when the space has been entered with a badge before 8 p.m. The front door should not be opened from the inside with the badge of the person in charge during the event, as this activates the alarms. After 8 p.m., when the participants leave/come to the AJ facilities, the front door must always be opened from the torque knob or by showing the access badge to the front door’s external reader.
5) The person in charge with the right of passage always leaves the space last, and shows his badge to the inner reader of the front door after the others are already out. This allows association lounge mode alarms to turn on for the night.
6) On Sundays, alarms are on all day and go off when logging into the space at the front door. The use of the badge must be very precise on Sundays, and the person in charge should not open the front door from the inside with a badge until the premises have been emptied.
7) The participants must be informed that they cannot enter the subject association lounge through the university hallway outside the university’s opening hours. (After 6PM on Mon-Fri, and the whole Saturday and Sunday. Notice that holidays may cause changes in the instructions).
8) All broken property that belongs to the university must be announced to the janitors.