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NEPLSWednesday, June 3rd, 2015 Wesleyan University Organized by Dan Licata and Norman Danner |
Registration
Please register by Friday, May 29 if you plan to attend.Schedule
Coffee and a light breakfast will be available at 9:30am. Talks will be begin at 10am. The day will end around 4pm.
Travel
The easiest way to get to Wesleyan is to drive.
- Note that CT-9 exit 14 is closed for construction.
- Street parking is free and often available on Lawn Ave and Home Ave behind the Exley Science Tower; you should point map-making software/devices to the intersection of Home Ave. & Lawn Ave., not 265 Church St., because there is no street parking at 265 Church St. One side of Home Ave and one side of Brainerd Ave. (two of the likely streets for parking) will be no-parking because of street cleaning, and the city tickets religiously.
- You can also feel free to park in any university lot. There is a small lot behind Exley, but it is often full; there is a bigger one on Vine Street, just north of Knowles Ave.
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From the North via 91-S/CT-9S or from the South via CT-9N, take Exit
15/Washington to either:
- High St. to Lawn Ave. to D Lot or Home Ave. and street parking; or
- Vine St. to V Lot.
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From the South via 91-N, I'd take Exit 18 to CT-66E to Vine St. to either:
- V Lot; or
- Church St. to Pine St. to Lawn Ave. to D Lot or street parking
By train, the easiest thing is to take Amtrak to the Meriden, CT train station, and then to take a taxi (around $25 each way, I use Executive 2000 Transportation, (860) 635-8222, call in advance and they will meet your train). If you are planning to do this, let Dan Licata know what time your trains arrive/depart, and we can try to share cabs.
Stay
If you plan to stay over, the Inn at Middletown is within walking distance of campus.
Contact
If you have questions, please contact Dan Licata at dlicata at wesleyan.edu or 412 889 0106.