The Venue

(f)ASAL will be fully hybrid, with attendees welcome to participate in person in Ann Arbor or online. 

Conference venue

An exterior view of the LSA Building

March 31: LSA Building Multipurpose room (Room 1040)


April 1, April 2: 10th floor of Weiser Hall

An interior view of Weiser Hall

Campus Map

fASAL_UM_CentralCampus_Map.pdf

Getting to Ann Arbor

Plane

Flying into DTW is the most convenient way to get to Ann Arbor by plane. From the airport, Ann Arbor is a 30 minute drive (~$30-$40 via ride share), or you can take the Michigan Flyer to Blake Transit Center ($25 round trip, $15 one way).

Train

Ann Arbor has an Amtrak station, from which it is a 20 min walk or 7 min drive to campus and downtown Ann Arbor. 

Public Transit in Ann Arbor

TheRide

TheRide is Ann Arbor's busing system that runs in Ann Arbor and parts of Ypsilanti. Fares can be purchased in-person at select locations or online using the EZfare app. The list of routes can be found here

University of Michigan Campus Transportation

The University of Michigan has campus buses that are free to ride. There are several routes across the north, central, and southern campuses. See here for pdf of the university bus routes. 

Accommodation

The University of Michigan has a list of accommodations available here. Destination Ann Arbor has a list of hotel packages that may be helpful in finding accommodations. 

Hotels located downtown are typically walkable to the University, but more expensive per night. Hotels on the edges of town tend to be more affordable per night. There are also room, apartment, house, and vacation rentals available in Ann Arbor.