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LOCATION
LOCATION
The 2025 Midwest AAR will be hosted by Missouri State University in Springfield, MO.
Main campus address
901 S National Ave, Springfield, MO 65897
Conference address
Most sessions will be in Strong Hall at 900 S Holland Ave, Springfield, MO 65897
Visitors to campus may park in Bear Park North (lot 43) or any other yellow lot with a visitor’s parking permit. Temporary visitor parking permits may be obtained at the parking services office or online through the Parking Portal.
Parking meters
Parking meters
Visitors are welcome to park in any metered spaces and pay the meters. For information on parking meter locations, please see Visitor and Metered Parking.
Weekend parking
Weekend parking
Weekend visitors may park in reserved, commuter and residence hall lots with a permit at no charge on Saturdays and Sundays, except where posted otherwise. Parking permits may be obtained through the online Parking Portal.
AIRPORT
AIRPORT
If you are flying into Springfield, you will arrive at the Springfield-Branson National Airport.
For information about transportation from and to the airport, click here to access the airport's Passenger Pickup Guide.
HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS
HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS
Conference participants will be able to book either a double queen or a single king room at the Tru Hilton on Elm Street for $109 + tax per night, breakfast and parking included. The rate is confirmed for the nights of February 20 and 21, but might apply also for the nights before and after. The cutoff date for reservations at these conditions is February 14. Click here for booking link.
Other hotels in close proximity to campus include:
University Plaza Hotel and Convention Center: 333 S John Q. Hammons Parkway, Springfield, MO 65806
Best Western Route 66 Rail Haven: 203 S Glenstone Ave, Springfield, MO 65802
Hotel Vandivort: 305 E Walnut St, Springfield, MO 65806
Walnut Street Inn: 900 E Walnut St, Springfield, MO 65806
Also In Springfield
Also In Springfield
"Creating Community: Jews of Springfield" exhibition - History Museum on the Square, 154 Park Central Square
"This exhibit offers a unique opportunity for students to explore the rich history and lasting impact of Springfield's Jewish community. In Creating Community, students will learn about the pivotal role this community has played in shaping Springfield’s identity through business, education, and culture. The exhibit also highlights their ongoing contributions to our city’s vibrant identity."
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