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WHAT To BrInGKeep in mind not all our facilities are air-

conditioned. Please bring lightweight, layered

clothing and a water bottle. For guests staying

on campus, please bring a small fan and

towels and toiletries. NDSU will provide sheets,

pillowcase, pillow, blanket and a temporary

parking pass.

DInInG InformATIonThe Residence Dining Center is our summer

dining center. Guests enjoy a buffet-style

breakfast, lunch or dinner. Beverage, salad and

sandwich stations provide many options.

To preview the summer menu, visit

www.ndsu.edu/conferences/summer-dining.

The Memorial Union Food Court is available

Monday through Friday for guests. Check

with your sponsor for specific details about

your event.

SAfeTy remInDerS• On arrival, familiarize yourself with posted

fire, tornado and emergency procedures.

• If staying on campus, keep your room

door locked. Each participant is provided

a room key.

• Leave valuables at home and stay with

your group.

• For more information about safety on NDSU’s

campus, visit www.ndsu.edu/police_safety or

contact University Police at 701-231-8998.

ImporTAnT pHone numBerSPlease note from mid-May to mid-August, most

NDSU offices are staffed between 7:30 a.m.

to 4 p.m. The University Police office is staffed

24 hours a day year-round.

• University Police — 701-231-8998

• Conference Programs — 701-231-6560

or 701-231-9736

• Residence Life — 701-231-7557

• Bison Sports Arena — 701-231-8981

Summers are beautiful at NDSU. Park-like green spaces, countless

flowers and long, sun-filled days provide a stunning backdrop to

a campus kept vibrant with an array of camps and conferences.

Whatever brings you to NDSU, we look forward to having you as our

guest. As you plan your visit, here are some tips to make your stay

the most enjoyable:

Centennial Blvd18th

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Administration Ave

Albrecht Blvd

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17th Ave N

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RESEARCH AND TECHNOLOGY PARK

BISON SPORTS ARENA

Bison Court

Stockbridge Hall

Weible Halls(North and South)

Reed-Johnson Halls

Residence Dining Center

West Dining Center

Engineering

Loftsgard Hall

Bentson/Bunker

Residence Life and Dining Services

(West Bison Court)

Seim Hall

Pavek Hall

Thompson Hall

Sevrinson Hall

Dinan Hall

Churchill HallMemorial

UnionDining Center

Ceres Hall

Old Main

Library

Music Education Building Burgum Hall

University VillageApartments

Wellness Center

Living LearningCenter East

Living LearningCenter West

VISITORPARKING

to I-29

to I-29

(R LOT)

Family Life Center

Schlanser Running

Track Soccer

FieldsFootball

Practice Fields

Minard Hall

AlumniCenter

Morrill Hall

University Police(Auxiliary Enterprises)

Stevens Hall

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Restaurants and shopping on 19th Ave N

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ALIENTECHNOLOGY

ALIENTECHNOLOGY

CANDLEWOOD SUITES

APPAREO SYSTEMS BUILDING

TECHNOLOGYINCUBATOR

Animal Nutrition and Physiology Center/Safety Office

AES Greenhouse

Pharmacy

SHELLY ELLIG INDOOR TRACK

AND FIELD FACILITY

DIreCTIonS To CAmpuSFrom the west and eastFollow I-94 to the I-29 interchange (exit 349).

Follow I-29 north and take exit 66 to 12th Ave.

N. Go east on 12th Ave. to 18th St. N. (three

miles from I-29 to 18th St.).

From the south and northFollow I-29 to 12th Ave. N. (exit 66).

Follow 12th Ave. to 18th St. N. (three miles

from I-29 to 18th St.).

For a more detailed map, go to: www.ndsu.edu/conferences.

ACCommoDATIonS for GueSTS WITH DISABIlITIeSNDSU provides reasonable accommodations for guests with disabilities including dietary

restrictions. Guests are required to contact the event sponsor a minimum of three weeks

prior to the event to enable the sponsor to make appropriate arrangements.

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