Housing, Dining and Transportation
Accommodations
Attendees of the ChemEd 2011 conference will be able to stay on-campus in residence halls inexpensively or at a hotel located close to campus. Those staying off campus should be prepared to drive to/from your hotel.
On Campus Housing |
Off Campus Housing |
On-Campus accommodations will be in Eicher-LeFevre Residence Hall. This dorm is an all suite dorm. Each suite has two rooms containing two twin beds in each room and a shared center bathroom. We recommend a family of more than 3 secure the entire suite. Residence Hall Rates:  |
Hotel rooms have been reserved at the following:
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Dining Options
On Campus Dining |
Off Campus Dining |
Bigelow Cafeteria Meals Meals for conference attendees may be purchased when you register or on-site. Bigelow Cafeteria can be accessed from the Bernhard Center. Meal packages costs are:
Lunch is not included. Dinner Wednesday evening will be at the Air Zoo. |
List of restaurants in the local area: |
Transportation - Getting To Kalamazoo
Kalamazoo is easy to reach via Interstate highways. It lies along I-94 in southwest Michigan, approximately half-way between Detroit and Chicago. For those in Ontario, Canada, border crossings may be made in Windsor/Detroit or in Sarnia/Port Huron. From the latter, simply take I-69 across Michigan to I-94 and continue west a short distance to Kalamazoo. For those who wish to fly, check out flights to either Detroit Metro (2 hours away), Battle Creek/Kalamazoo International, Grand Rapids/Gerald Ford International (45 minutes away) or Lansing (1.5 hours away) airports. Amtrak also stops in Kalamazoo on the Chicago/Detroit run |
Transportation - Getting Around
Getting Around On Campus |
Getting Around Off Campus |
Parking On Campus Where To Park
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